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CARLETON UNIVERSITY

88th Convocation, Spring 1988

1988 Spring Convocation

Convocation at Carleton University 3

Thursday, June 9, 10:00 a.m.

Master of Arts (International Affairs and Public Administration); Master of
Journalism; Master of Social Work; Master of Management Studies; Diploma in
Public Administration; Bachelor of Journalism; Bachelor of Commerce; Bachelor of
Public Administration; and Certificate in Law Enforcement Studies 9

Thursday, June 9, 2:00 p.m.

Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Arts; and Master of Arts, Bachelor of Arts
(Honours), and Bachelor of Arts from the Faculty of Arts; Bachelor of Music;
Certificate in English Language and Composition; Certificate in French Language
Studies; and Certificate in the Teaching of English as a Second Language 21

Friday, June 10, 10:00 a.m.

Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Social Sciences; and Master of Arts,
Bachelor of Arts (Honours), and Bachelor of Arts from the Faculty of Social Sciences
for those whose surnames begin with the letters A to L 33

Friday, June 10, 2:00 p.m.

Saturday, June 11, 10:00 a.m.

Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Science; Master of Science, Master of
Computer Science; Bachelor of Science (Honours); Bachelor of Science; and
Bachelor of Computer Science 51

Saturday, June 11, 2:00 p.m.

Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Engineering; Master of Engineering;

Bachelor of Engineering; Bachelor of Architecture; and Bachelor of

Industrial Design 61

Medallists in the Graduating Class 69

Recipients of Honorary Degrees 71

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Convocation at Carleton University

The Convocation ceremony (the calling together of the academic assembly) has its
roots in university traditions of medieval Europe.

The Mace

The mace is a staff symbolizing authority. In the days of knighthood, it was a weapon,
but after the 16th century it became solely a symbol of authority carried by a
distinguished member of an assembly. It is used on ceremonial occasions to signify the
right of an individual or institution to perform a certain function — in the case of
universities, to grant degrees.

At Convocation, the mace is carried ahead of the Chancellor as he enters and leaves
each ceremony. (Marshal of Convocation H.H.J. Nesbitt has performed this function
for all but one of the University's 88 Convocations.) During the ceremony the mace is
displayed on a special stand as an embodiment of the authority of the University.

Carleton's mace was presented to the University in 1976 as a gift from the Chairman of
the Board of Governors at that time, Mr. Hyman Soloway. It is a silver-plated staff
approximately three feet long. At the upper end there is a bowl marked with the
University's coat of arms and the University motto in both Latin and English — "Opera
Nobis Aeterna" and "Ours the Task Eternal." From the upper portion of the bowl rises
a phoenix. Traditional oak leaves surround the lower end of the staff.

Coat of Arms

Carleton University's coat of arms is described in heraldic terms as follows: "On a field
sable; in radiants d'argent, a maple leaf gules charged with an open book; crest — a
phoenix propre." It is comprised of a black shield bearing an open book on a red maple
leaf surrounded by silver rays. The shield is surmounted by a phoenix, and below the
shield is a scroll bearing the motto "Ours the Task Eternal."

The open book on the maple leaf signifies that Carleton University is in the nation's
capital and that learning is open to all who wish to partake of it. The radiants are the
light of learning. The phoenix, the legendary eternal bird, symbolizes the renewing of
learning from older foundations, in recognition of Henry Marshall Tory's role in the
founding of the University when he was 82 years old. "Ours the Task Eternal" is taken
from a Walt Whitman poem entitled "Pioneers" and ties in with the eternal quality of
the phoenix.

And so, the Carleton University coat of arms symbolizes sound learning, good
citizenship, and the highest hopes of humanity.

The Diploma

The diploma the graduates receive at Convocation is the certificate of qualification
which publishes the fact that the student has fulfilled all the requirements and
completed the prescribed course of study for the degree. As the senior academic
legislative body of the University, it is the Senate which has determined whether the
requirements have been met. The signatures of both the Chancellor and the President
of the University appear on the diploma: the Chancellor because of his role in
conferring the degree, and the President who, as Chairman of Senate, certifies that
Senate has enacted the required motion to award the degree. The Seal of the
University is affixed to the diploma as a mark of authentication.

Academic Dress

The academic dress of Carleton University is a compromise between that found in the
ancient foundations of Britain and Canada and the American Intercollegiate Code. All
three hoods — bachelor's, master's, and doctor's — are of the simple or Oxford shape.
Bachelor's is made of black stuff; master's and doctor's are made of black silk and all
are lined with silver silk with two chevrons, one of red and one of black. From
bachelor's to doctor's the hoods are progressively longer and opened to show more
and more of the lining.

The velvet border of the hoods denotes the degrees granted according to the following
colour combinations: architecture — cerise; arts — white; commerce — camel brown;
computer science — royal blue; engineering — orange; industrial design — dark cardinal;
journalism — white with a black cord sewn slightly in from the lower border;
music — Venetian pink; public administration — peacock blue; science — golden yellow;
social work — cream; and doctor of philosophy — purple.

The bachelor's gown, to be worn with the above hoods, is of full length, made of black
stuff, with a gathered yolk behind, and long open-fronted sleeves. The master's gown
is of full style, made of black silk or rayon, with full gathered yolk behind, and closed
sleeves with an opening at the elbows. The doctoral gown is the same style as the
master's, made of fine royal blue cloth with facings of light blue silk.

The gown of the Honorary Doctor of Laws, Literature, Science, and Engineering is a full
robe with bell-shaped sleeves, made of fine royal blue cloth with facings and sleeves in
light blue silk. The hood is made of the same material as the gown, has the same lining
as that for degrees by examination, and is bordered with dark mauve for the degree
Doctor of Laws; vibrant blue for the degree Doctor of Literature; red for the degree
Doctor of Science; and orange for the degree Doctor of Engineering.

The Presiding Officer of Convocation is the Chancellor,

The Hon. Gordon Robertson, P.C., C.C., M.A., D.C.L., LL.D., D. de I'Univ., F.R.S.C.

Accompanying him on the podium are Mr. R. M. Cruikshank, B.A.Sc, P.Eng.,
Chairman of the Board of Governors, and Dr. William E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.,
President and Vice-Chancellor.

Assisting the Chancellor are:

Herbert H.J. Nesbitt, M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D., D.Sc, F.L.S., F.E.S.C., F.Z.S.
Professor Emeritus of Biology
and Marshal of Convocation

Douglas J. Wurtele, M.A., Ph.D.

Professor of English, Acting Clerk of Senate

and Assistant Marshal of Convocation

Isabel Law Bayly, B.Sc, M.A., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Biology
and Beadle of Convocation

F.W. Black, M.A.Sc, Ph.D., P.Eng.
Associate Professor of Engineering
and Beadle of Convocation

John P. Braaksma, M.A.Sc, Ph.D., P.Eng.
Professor of Engineering
and Beadle of Convocation

John R. Callahan, B.Sc, M.A., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Business
and Beadle of Convocation

Marie-Anne Erki, M.A.Sc, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Business
and Beadle of Convocation

Muriel Foulger, B.A.

Academic Counsellor, Arts and Social Sciences Registrar's Office
and Beadle of Convocation

Michael Fox, M.A.

Associate Professor of Geography

and Beadle of Convocation

Faith B. Westburg Gildenhuys, M.A., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
and Beadle of Convocation

Kenneth Hardy, M.Sc, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mathematics
and Beadle of Convocation

David B. Knight, M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of Geography
and Beadle of Convocation

Kenneth J. McGillivray, M.A., Ph.D.

Adjunct Professor of English, Associate Registrar, Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences
and Beadle of Convocation

Irwin Reichstein, B.Sc, Ph.D.
Instructor in Computer Science
and Beadle of Convocation

Michael B. Thompson, M.A.
Associate Professor of English
and Beadle of Convocation

J.E. Tunbridge, M.A., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Geography
and Beadle of Convocation

Roger B. Wells, M.A., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
and Beadle of Convocation

Also assisting at Convocation:
Ruth Corkran

Registrar, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research

Carole Dence, M.A., A.R.C.T.

Registrar, Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences

Ruth Lifeso, B.Sc.
Registrar, Faculty of Science

R.L. Fleming, B.A.

Registrar, Faculty of Engineering

Carolyn Richer, B.A.

Assistant Director of Admissions (Records/Operations)
Brenda Lonergan

Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies and Research

Linda Backer
Selene Caladan
Barbara Everts
Carolyn Kirk, B.A.
Priscilla Loates
Denise McKenna, M.A.
Kim Moloughney
John Tracey, B.A.

Registrar's Office, Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences

Mary Orser
Lisa Ralph

Registrar's Office, Faculty of Science

Pegge Clarke
Marlene Groves
Peggy Piccolo

Registrar's Office, Faculty of Engineering

Anne-Marie Lepine
Nadine Scott, B.A.
Norman Smithley

Office of Admissions (Records/Operations)

Pamela Mallon
Dolores Neilson
Office of the President

Joan Charron

Nanci Jolicoeur

Peter Larock, BJ., D.P.A.

MaryAnne Pomainville

Public Relations and Information Services

O Canada

O Canada! Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide, O Canada,
We stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

Order of Proceedings

Thursday, Chancellor the Hon. Gordon Robertson, P.C., C.C., M.A., D.C.L., LL.D.,

■ n tr\ D. de I'Univ., F.R.S.C., presiding.

June 9, 10:00 a.m. 'H 8

(The audience is requested to stand when the Academic Procession arrives,
to remain standing until 'O Canada' has been sung, and at the conclusion of
the ceremony to remain until the Academic Procession has left.)

□ Introductory Music

David Piper, B.Mus., Ph.D., G.R.S.M., A.R.M.C.M.
Associate Professor of Music

□ Processional Music

□ O Canada*

□ Address of the President and Vice-Chancellor
William E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.

□ Conferring of Degrees by Examination

□ Introduction of the Medallists
Douglas J. Wurtele, M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of English

and Acting Clerk of Senate

□ Awarding of the Medals

The President and Vice-Chancellor

□ Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Laws
honoris causa, upon

Maxwell William Ward, LL.D.

(Presented by W.E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D., President and Vice-Chancellor)

□ Convocation Address
Maxwell William Ward

□ Recessional Music

*The audience is invited to sing.

Master of Arts

Recipients of Degrees, (Presented by Professor T.f. Ryan, Christopher Steven Bywater, 8.8. A.

ninlnmas and Cprtif irates Vice-President [Academic]) (Simon Fraser)

Diplomas ana ^ertmcates Pub|jc Administration

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Ricarda Monique Amberg, B.A. (York)
International Affairs
Development Oriented Refugee
Assistance Strategy: A Case Study of
Guatemalan Refugees in Mexico

Heather Jane Baser, B.A. (Alberta)
International Affairs
Lima and Women Farmers in Zambia

Eric Steven Bellows, B.A. (Calgary)
International Affairs
Effective Rural Credit Delivery in
Sri Lanka

Paul Joseph Thomas Connors, B.A.
(McMaster)

International Affairs

Peter James Donnelly, B.A.
(Saskatchewan)

International Affairs

Donald Scott Green, B.A. (Carleton)
International Affairs

Saban Nusret Kilercioglu, B.A.
(Wirtschaffs, Vienna), Dip. (Inst, for Adv.
Study, Vienna), Dip. (Johns Hopkins,
Italy)

International Affairs

Daniel Light, B.A. (Miami)
International Affairs
The Emergence and Transformation of
Basque Nationalism: 1875-1975

Kevin B. Murchie, B.A. (Saint Thomas)
International Affairs
Stafco-Op: A Case Study of the
Developmental Role of Cooperative
Agribusiness in a Small Island
State

Charles P. Nadeau, B.Soc.Sc. (Ottawa)
International Affairs

Michael David Rudiak, B.A. (Queen's)
International Affairs

Bruce Waring, B.A. (Saskatchewan)
International Affairs

Kimberly Ann Adams, B.A. (Queen's)
Public Administration

John Bennet Coughlan, 8.5c. (St.
Dunstans), M.B.A. (New York Inst, of
Technology)
Public Administration

Malcolm Hugo Haufe, Dip. (Ryerson)
Public Administration

William Andrew Macdonald, B.A.
(Carleton)

Public Administration

Gordon Edward MacMichael, B.A.
(Carleton)

Public Administration

Sharon Marie McMahon

Public Administration

Anne Margaret Merritt, B.A. (Ottawa)
Public Administration

Daniel Tetteh Osabu-Kle, B.Eng.
(Karachi, Pakistan)
Public Administration

Carlos Eduardo Pereira Sorzano, B.A.
(Rosary, Colombia)
Public Administration

Elizabeth Jane Pokotylo, B.A. (Queen's)
Public Administration

Mohammad Saad Rafi, B.A. (Carleton)
Public Administration

Belinda Mae White, B.B.A. (Acadia)
Public Administration

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Brenda Ann Burke, B.A. (Carleton)
International Affairs
Islam in the Sudan: The Impact of
Religion, and Religious Elites, on
Development

Kevin Paul Leppmann, B.A. (Queen's)
International Affairs
The Social Psychology of Deterrence
Theory

Martha Ann Nelson, B.A. (Western
Ontario)
International Affairs

Master of Journalism

Arnold Oliva, A.B., M.B.A. (Philippines),
Dip. (Johns Hopkins, Italy)
International Affairs

Silvana Cristina Patricia Saccomani, B.A.
(Alberta)

International Affairs

Joy D. C. Senack, B.A. (Carleton)
International Affairs

Phillip Hoit Smith, B.A. (Queen's)
International Affairs
The Jamaica Broadcasting
Corporation and the Manley
Government 1972-1980: Conflicting
Views of National Development

Richard Michael Tachuk, B.A. (Bishop's)
International Affairs

Dylan Gregory Vernon, B.A. (Rockhurst
College, Missouri)
International Affairs

John Arthur Nelson Affleck, B.Sc.
(Carleton)

Public Administration

Milagros P. Arguelles, B.S.Comm. (La
Salle College, Philippines), M.B.A.
(Philippines)

Public Administration

Susan Catherine Bailey, B.A. (Queen's)
Public Administration

Richard Alan Bale, B.A. (Laval)
Public Administration

Bradley Thomas Bergen, B.Sc. (Carleton)
Public Administration

Clive D. Burnett, B.P.A. (Carleton)
Public Administration

Aura Meave Elliott Vaucrosson, B.A.,
B.Comm. (Sir Ceorge Williams)
Public Administration

Lori-Lee Elizabeth Flanagan, B.A., B.Ed.
(Western Ontario), Dip. (Ottawa)
Public Administration

Daniel Kwadjo Frimpong, B.A. (Ghana)
Public Administration

Andrew Jay Goodman, B.S.Sc. (Ottawa)
Public Administration

Ayebakuro Lazarus, B.5c. (Port Harcourt,
Nigeria)

Public Administration

Julie Mackenzie, B.A. (McGill)
Public Administration

Emmanuel Kanchiraa Mankumah, B.A.
(Ottawa)

Public Administration

Sidney Alexander Marinoff

Public Administration

John Stewart McFarlane, M.A., H.B.A.
(Wilfrid Laurier)

Public Administration

Madeleine N. McNicoll, B.A. (Ottawa)
Public Administration

Abdulghany Firozdin Mohamed,

B.Comm. (Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania)
Public Administration

May Cecilia Morpaw, B.A., M.A.
(Carleton)

Public Administration

Daryl E. Rock, B.A. (Carleton)
Public Administration

Robert Patrick Shepherd, B.A. (Brock)
Public Administration

Adam Cecil Starkman, B.A. (Toronto)
Public Administration

James MacKay Sutherland, B.A. (Trent)
Public Administration

Diane Tung, B.E.S. (Waterloo)
Public Administration

Bessie Violet Virdi, B.Sc, M.Sc. (British
Columbia), Ph.D. (Manitoba)
Public Administration

Theodore Edward Wigdor, B.Comm.
(McGill)

Public Administration

(Presented by Professor T.j. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Forgang W. Luke Ananga, B.A., B.).

(Yaounde, Cameroon)
The Uneven Course: Media and
Politics in Cameroon, 1960-1987

Jaipersad Parasram, Dip. (West Indies)
Money Is No Problem

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Mohammed Mutawakil Adam, B.A.,

Dip. (Ghana)
Canada's Foreign Policy in Southern
Africa Under Prime Minister Brian
Mulroney, 1984-1988

Francis Hank Harawa, B.S.Sc. (Malawi,
Central Africa)

Crisis Coverage: The Case of the

Ethiopian Famine

John Yuen, B.A.A. (Ryerson), B.A. (York)
Roughing It in the Corporate Bush:
Company Editors in Canada and Their
Handling of Controversial News

Master of Social Work

Master of Management Studies

(Presented by Professor T.j. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

M. jane Carson, B.A. (Carleton)

Pamela C. Connor, B.A. (Carleton)

William David Leslie, B.A., M.A.
(Dalhousie)

Patricia Ann Ross, B.A. (Carleton)

Jacques J. Sauve, B.A. (Carleton)

Roderick MacLean Watson, B.A.
(Cuelph)

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Lori Joann Cooney, B.Sc. (Trent)

Annemarie S. French-Jarvis, B.A. (New
Brunswick)

Catherine Alice Gerby, B.A. (Western
Ontario)

Berkeley McAndrew Harris, B.A.
(Carleton)

David Graham Hickson, B.A. (York)

Linden Holmes, B.A. (Toronto)

Janice Catherine Horton, B.A., 8.5. W.
(Manitoba)

Karen Diana Irving, B.A. (Carleton)

Bonita J. A. Johnson, B.A. (Carleton),
B.Ed. (Queen's)

Anne Christie Joyce, B.A. (Queen's)

Marjorie G. Kamp, B.A. (Calvin College,
U.S.A.)

Eric F. Keating, 6.5. W. (St. Thomas)

Judy Anne LeClair, B.A. (Carleton)

Randy Leibovitch, B.F.A. (Concordia),
B.A. (Ottawa)

Mary Jane Lenihan, B.A. (New
Brunswick)

Kathryn Ann Levine, 8.5. W. (Manitoba)

Timothy David Mack, B.A. (Carleton)

Mary Patricia Maguire Chantrill, B.A.
(Loyola), B.Ed. (McCill)

Julie Irene Martin-MacKay, B.A.
(Carleton)

Michael Thomas McCulloch, B.Comm.
(Ottawa)

Luc Pierre Polnicky, B.A. (Carleton)

Karen Florence Positano, 8.5.5c.
(Ottawa)

William Michael Rooney, B.A.
(Merrimack College, U.S.A.)

Anne-Marie Shipticki, B.A.Sc. (Cuelph)

Nora Ellen Sobolov, B.A. (Toronto)

Richard Joseph Voss, B.A. (Carleton)

(Presented by Professor T.j. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Michael Howard Maclnnis, B.Comm.

(Carleton)
A Case Study of the Marketing Plan
Development Process in High
Technology Firms

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Leslie Jean Gardiner, B.Comm.

(Carleton)
The Organizational Structure of
Transnational Banks: A Comparative
Analysis of Global Operations

Diploma in Public
Administration

Bachelor of Journalism
(with Honours)

(Presented by Professor T.j. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Lydia Wah-Yan Chan, B.S.Sc. (Chinese
University of Hong Kong)

Barry Aaron Denofsky, B.A. (Toronto)

Mark Harris Ellis, B.A. (Carleton)

Lee G. Lam, fi.Sc, M.Sc. (Ottawa)

Roxanne Kim Nelson, B.A. (Calgary),
M.A. (Alberta)

Richard Stanley Prociuk, B.A. (Toronto)
Daniel Verreault, 8. Eng. (Carleton)

(Presented by Professor A. Westell,
Director of the School of Journalism)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

John Craig Harper

High Honours

Brendan Hawley, B.A. (St.Patrick's)
with Honours

Janet Lynn Lees

High Honours

Darrin Richard Shewchuk

with Honours

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Catherine Gwen Alex, B.Sc.(Guelph)
with Honours

Linda Louise Badowich

with Honours

Waveney Margaret Baker,

B.A.(Canterbury)
Highest Honours

Verne A. Balding

with Honours

Steven Wayne Barmazel,

B.A.(Claremont), ).D. (U.C.L.A.)
High Honours

Louisa Alda Battistelli

with Honours

Michelle Lynne Beauregard, B.A. (British
Columbia)
with Honours

Dianna June Belbeck

with Honours

Eduarda Manuela Amaral Bermonte

High Honours

Visnja Bersinic

with Honours

Linda Ellen Bishop

Highest Honours

Katherine Curtis Blair

with Honours

Pamela Joan Brandt, B. Sc. (A/6erta)
with Honours

Jill-Marie Burke

with Honours

Mark Calder

with Honours

Anita Chan

High Honours

Grace Choi

High Honours

Wayne Kelly Chong, B.A. (British
Columbia)
with Honours

Romano D'Andrea, B.A. (York)
with Honours

Sara Kathryn Darling

with Honours

Frederick Charles DeVries

with Honours

Robert John Eakins

High Honours

Elizabeth Ann Edwards

with Honours

Christine Maria Endicott

with Honours

Josephina Dana Erzetic

Highest Honours

Paul Joseph Gammal, B.A. (Western
Ontario)
with Honours

Hans Christian Goddard,

B.A. (Manitoba), M.A. (Toronto)
with Honours

Barbara Marlyn Graziano, B.A.
(Carleton), B.A. (Ottawa)
Highest Honours

Heather Clare Hands

with Honours

Sharon Marie Petra Harper

High Honours

Wendy Gail Helfenbaum

with Honours

David Martin Hickey

with Honours

Kathryn Maureen Hiscock

with Honours

Jennifer Ann Hollington

with Honours

Avis Grace Hopkins, B.A. (Simon Fraser)
with Honours

Sonya Jampolsky

with Honours

Stephanie Elizabeth Jenzer

High Honours

Mayseung Jew, B.A. (Toronto)
with Honours

Alana Kerry Kainz

with Honours

Sophie Kneisel, B.A. (Toronto)
with Honours

Jeanette Angela Kong

with Honours

Allyson Darlene Latta, B.A. (Carleton)
with Honours

Douglas Bruce LeFaive

High Honours

Pennie Libby

with Honours

Gary Lipschutz

High Honours

John C. Lorinc, B.Sc. (Toronto)
with Honours

Karin Elinor MacMillan, B.A. (Calgary)
with Honours

Wendy Ann Martin, B.A. (Memorial)
High Honours

Laurie C. McEvoy

with Honours

Frances Anne Misutka, B.A. (Alberta)
with Honours

Robert Reynolds Monti

with Honours

Elizabeth Louise Moore

High Honours

Lauren Carrie More

with Honours

Nicola Morgan

with Honours

Linda Muller

with Honours

Brenda Joanne Murray

with Honours

Nirmala Naidoo, B.A.(Alberta)
with Honours

Laurel Dawn Nichol, B.Mus.,
M.Mus.(Alberta)
with Honours

Abby Nicholson, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours

Michele Louise Paris, B.A. (British
Columbia)
with Honours

Katharine Margaret Pendergast

High Honours

Craig Alexander Poile

High Honours

Jeffery Hubert Preyra, B.Sc. (Waterloo)
with Honours

Sylvia Gertrud Putz, B.E.S.(Waterloo)
with Honours

Heather Joan Raithby

with Honours

Katrina Marie Reilly, B.A. (Western
Ontario)
with Honours

Julia Elizabeth Rhodes

High Honours

Andrew Clark Richter

Highest Honours

Frank Louis Rupnik

with Honours

Carolyn R. Ryan, B.A. (Prince Edward
Island)
Highest Honours

Evangeline Sadler

with Honours

Daniel Ketchum Cheyne Sanger, B.A.
(Concordia)
with Honours

Keith Edwin Schaefer

with Honours

David Gordon Thomas Seabrook, B.A.
(New Brunswick)
with Honours

Michael George Thorburn Sharpe, B.Sc.
(McGill)
with Honours

Sarah J. Sloane

with Honours

Heather Elizabeth Smith

with Honours

Miles Frank Socha, B.A. (Winnipeg)
High Honours

Kathryn Spracklin

High Honours

April Stevens, B.A. (Laval)
with Honours

Brenda M. Suderman, B.A. (Winnipeg)
with Honours

Eleanor Ann Szabo, B.A. (Carleton)
with Honours

Chui-Ling Tarn

with Honours

Deborah Leah Teich, B.Sc. (Manitoba)
with Honours

Michael F. Urlocker, B.A.Sc. (Waterloo)
High Honours

Lisa Anne Waldick

with Honours

Richard John Warden

with Honours

lain Phillips Wilson

with Honours

Susan Mary Winkelaar, B.A. (Alberta)
with Honours

Ann Marie Wolicky

High Honours

Lisa Melanie Wright

with Honours

Louise Kaori Yako

with Honours

Bachelor of Commerce
(with Honours)

(Presented by Associate Professor
A.). Bailetti, Director of the School of
Business)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Daniel Gordon Aitkenhead

with Honours

Mark Barnett Brenning

with Honours

Robert Duane Bromley

with Honours

Kimberly Ruth Burgoyne

with Honours

Brent Christopher Champagne

with Honours

Lisa Carolyn Chow

with Honours

Stan Chow

with Honours

Gregory Patrick Farrell

with Honours

Chup-Ki (Eric) Huen

with Honours

Eldon Hum

with Honours

Georgina Korbilas

with Honours

Lorenza Meiling Leung

with Honours

Mark Morgan Mulima

High Honours

Brian Potter

with Honours

Thomas ]. Russell

with Honours

William Raymond Simms

with Honours

Richard Malcolm Steele

with Honours

Joan (King Man) Zee

with Honours

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Claire Estelle Ackerman

High Honours

Wendy Kathleen Adams

with Honours

Robert Alexander James Ashwin

with Honours

Peter J. Bangs

with Honours

William Shaughn Bird

with Honours

Kathleen Mary Blanche

with Honours

Andrew Keith Bogora

Highest Honours

Raymond Gilbert Bohn

High Honours

Terry Douglas Bowmaster

with Honours

Kevin James Brooks

with Honours

Graham Patrick A. Brown

with Honours

Monica Bruder

with Honours

Kathy A. Bryden, B.A. (Carleton)
with Honours

Mark Andrew Byskov

with Honours

Don Murray Cameron

with Honours

David A. Campbell

with Honours

Carmela Catizzone

with Honours

Lung Sang Sam Chan

with Honours

Yiu-Hong Chan

with Honours

Patricia Chandler

with Honours

Maria Chatzigiannis

with Honours

Cynthia Chobanik

with Honours

Howard G. Clysdale

High Honours

Daryl DeQuetteville

High Honours

Brian Joseph Alexander Dodd, B.A.
(Carleton)

Highest Honours

Lynne M. Donnelly

with Honours

Jim Stephen Douglas

with Honours

Michelle Lucille Marie Dufour

High Honours

Nicola Angeline Durose, B.A. (Western
Ontario)
with Honours

Mario Fait

with Honours

Raymond V. Forzley

with Honours

Stefanie Ann Fox

with Honours

Glen Fujiwara

with Honours

Jane Gail Fulford

with Honours

James F. Gajda

High Honours

Daryl Anthony Garcia

with Honours

Jonathan Charles Garwood

Highest Honours

Kenneth Gow

with Honours

Barbara Jane Graham

with Honours

Michael John Grantham

with Honours

Sunita Hassamal

with Honours

Douglas Edward Hazel

with Honours

Jo-Anne Elizabeth Mackie

with Honours

Sandra Ann Pearson

with Honours

Karen Mary Hoddinott

with Honours

James Taylor Macleod

with Honours

Nancy Jean Philip

with Honours

Leanne Marion Holmes

High Honours

Dino lliopoulos

with Honours

Annette Lisa Mantifel

with Honours

Paul Richard Margerum

with Honours

Sara Jayne Premi

with Honours

Kathryn E. Ransome

with Honours

Kitty Ing

with Honours

Brien I.R. Marshall

with Honours

Joseph Raymond Luc Richard

with Honours

Joanne K. Ironside

with Honours

Michael Andrew Marth

with Honours

Kevin Floyd Dee Riddell

with Honours

Orchid Jahanshahi

with Honours

James Gregory Jenkins

with Honours

Todd Matthew May

High Honours

Perry George McCarthy

with Honours

Richard Jacques Riel

with Honours

Mark Rodger

with Honours

Tony Judek

with Honours

Sandra Lee-Ann McDougall

with Honours

Max Alexander E. Rossberg

with Honours

Sally Lena Elizabeth Juden

with Honours

Wendy Lynn Kaizer

with Honours

Michael Shaun McEwan

High Honours

Michael Charles McGeein

with Honours

John Christopher Roumelis

with Honours

Habib G. Saikali

with Honours

Khuzaimah Kalifah

with Honours

James B. McShane

with Honours

Lori Darlene Salmon

with Honours

Marie Audrey Keating

High Honours

Robin Wynne Keddy

with Honours

William T.J. Kessels

with Honours

M. Victoria Mifflin

with Honours

Susan Lynn Mingie, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours

Paul Edward Monette

with Honours

Irene Leona Schoenberger

with Honours

Dimitrios H. Sevdalis

with Honours

Vincent Joseph Sgabellone

with Honours

Susan Margaret Kirlin

with Honours

Paul Thomas Murphy

with Honours

Karen Beverly Shultz

with Honours

Lai Ming (Dora) Kwok

with Honours

Andrew Joseph Naklicki

with Honours

Pui Va (Diana) So

with Honours

Brian James Langill

with Honours

Angela Louise Langley

with Honours

Diana L. Larmonth

High Honours

Natale Lofaro

High Honours

Daniel Arthur Longpre

with Honours

Dan Thanh Nguyen

with Honours

Darlene Anita Nielsen

High Honours

Lori Marie O'Neill

Highest Honours

Rhonda Lee Oshier

with Honours

Christopher Michael Patterson

with Honours

Graziella Spada

with Honours

Marci Lee Squires

with Honours

John Christopher David St. Germain

with Honours

Gordon E. Stock

with Honours

Kathryn Ann Sutcliffe

with Honours

Bachelor of Public
Administration
(with Honours)

Certificate in

Law Enforcement Studies

Thomas Gordon Svvoger

with Honours

Leslie Thomas Szamosi

with Honours

B. Hary Iswanto Tanoesoedibjo

with Honours

Denis Dean Theodore

with Honours

Linda Mary Thibault

with Honours

Micheline Chantal Vachon

with Honours

Liliana Ursula Vita

with Honours

Irene Adele Wacko

with Honours

Susan Erica Wasner

with Honours

Janet Gillian Westall

with Honours

Cheryl P.E. Williams

High Honours

Keith Erik Wilson

with Honours

Agnes (Wai Ying) Wong

with Honours

June S.C. Wong

with Honours

Jill Sill Wah Yip

with Honours

Kam Sau Jenny Yip

with Honours

Lucia Francisca Maria Zanetti

with Honours

(Presented by Associate Professor
E. Swimmer, Director of the School of
Public Administration)

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Maureen Lynn Armitage

High Honours

Nancy L. Ayotte

High Honours

Lynn Ann Betzner

High Honours

Andrea Helen Mary Coletta

with Honours

Anneke Louise de Zeeuw

with Honours

Melissa Lorraine Dixon

with Honours

Donald Fraser

with Honours

Jeffrey Leonard Green

with Honours

Heidi Marisa Houghton

with Honours

David Glen Markus

with Honours

Kevin David Moore

Highest Honours

Lyne Sylvie Parent

with Honours

Shawn L.C. Peers

Highest Honours

Michel Christopher Poirier

with Honours

Vicki Lynn Rattew-Ghadban

Highest Honours

Darrell Scott Ross

with Honours

Patricia Louise Ryan

High Honours

P. Marianna Testa

with Honours

(Presented by Professor D.P. Forcese,
Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Timothy John Millard

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Larry Walter Raymond Sampson

O Canada

Order of Proceedings

Thursday Chancellor the Hon. Gordon Robertson, P.C., C.C., M.A., D.C.L., LL.D.,

■ n -i 'nn D. de I'Univ., F.R.S.C., presiding.

June 9, 2:00 p.m. K 5

□ Introductory Music

David Piper, B.Mus., Ph.D., G.R.S.M., A.R.M.C.M.
Associate Professor of Music

□ Processional Music

□ O Canada*

□ Address of the President and Vice-Chancellor
William E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.

□ Conferring of Degrees by Examination

□ Introduction of the Medallists
Douglas J. Wurtele, M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of English

and Acting Clerk of Senate

□ Awarding of the Medals

The President and Vice-Chancellor

□ Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Literature
honoris causa, upon

Robert Law McDougall, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

(Presented by A.D. McLay, M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of English)

□ Convocation Address
Robert Law McDougall

□ Recessional Music

*The audience is invited to sing.

Doctor of Philosophy

Master of Arts

Recipients of Degrees,
Diplomas and Certificates

(Presented by Professor T.j. Ryan,
Vice-President [/Academic],)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

(Presented by Professor T.j. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Diana Lynn Pedersen, B.A. (British
Columbia), M.A. (Carleton)
History

The Young Women's Christian
Association in Canada, 1870-1920:
'A Movement to Meet a Spiritual,
Civic and National Need.'
Supervisor: D. Gorham

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Thomas C. Nesmith, B.A., M.A.
(Queen's)
History

The Philosophy of Agriculture: The
Promise of the Intellect in Ontario
Farming, 1835-1914
Supervisor: H.B. Neatby

Patricia Eike Saidak, B. Sc. (Cornell), B.A.
(Carleton)
Canadian Studies

The Inception of the Home Economics
Movement in English Canada,
1890-1910: In Defence of the
Cultural Importance of the Home

Pavitra Lakshmanan Elliott, B.A.
(London), M.A. (Carleton)
English

A Reconsideration of Shakespearean
Tragedy

Dorothy Freda Lane, B.A. (Carleton)
English

Transposition and Baptism: The
Incorporation of C.S. Lewis's
Notion of Myth in Literary Form

Deborah E. Wills, B.A. (Trinity Western
College)
English

Joan Mary Fraser, B.A. (Carleton)
History

Shirley H. Simpson, B.A. (Wilfrid Laurier)
History

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

George Demmer, Dip. (Belgrade,
Yugoslavia)
Canadian Studies

Marcel Micheal Christopher Dirk, B.A.

(Alberta)
Canadian Studies
'Imperial Order Daughters of the
Empire and the First World War':
Combining Imperialism and the Cult
of True Womanhood for the War
Effort

Cheryl A. Gillard, B. Mus. (Carleton)
Canadian Studies
Women in Music in Canada: An
Introduction

Carolyn Theresa Hawley, B.A.
(McM aster)
Canadian Studies

Contemporary Iroquois Sculpture -
1969-1987

Elsie Holinsky, B.A. (Carleton)
Canadian Studies

'Young Canada': The Gist of Canada
First

Gary Bret Kines, B.A. (Victoria)
Canadian Studies
Chief Man-of-Many-Sides: John
Murray Gibbon and his Contributions
to the Development of Tourism and
the Arts in Canada

Gwenda Lambton, B.A. (Ottawa)
Canadian Studies

Canadian Women Artists in Canadian
Public Art

Karyna M. Laroche, B.A. (Carleton)
Canadian Studies

Doris Emma Mcllroy, B.A. (Carleton)
Canadian Studies
A Social Analysis of Women's
Sporting Practices

Rose Mary Murphy, B.Sc, M.Ed.
(Ottawa)
Canadian Studies

Hospital Nurses' Experience of Work
Examined in the Light of Caring
Ideology

Kristin Phillips Rothschild, B.F.A. (York)
Canadian Studies
Historical Inuit Tattoo Practices:
A Preliminary Study

Jon L Pierce

Canadian Studies
Indian Land Claims in the Yukon
1968-1984: Aboriginal Rights as
Human Rights

Laurie Doris McElligott, B.A. (Carleton)
Classics

John Robert Lewis, B.A. (Bishop's), B.Ed.
(Memorial)
Comparative Literature

Noel Chevalier, B.A. (Carleton)
English

'Loud Inspir'd by Liberty': The
Development of William Blake's
Notions of Law and Freedom in
Prophecy and Myth

Gordon Claude St. Clair George, B.A.
(West Indies)
English

Kevin Peter Gildea, B.A. (Carleton)
English

A Study of the Changing Relation
Between the Individual and the
Community in a Stream of Selected
English Canadian Authors

Tracy Catherine Lundy, B.A. (Ottawa)
English

Rhonda L. Maclnnes, B.A. (Carleton),
B.Ed. (Queen's)
English

Michael Gerard McGovern, B.A.
(Carleton), B.Ed. (Queen's)
English

Joan Elizabeth Mouldey, B.A. (Carleton)
English

Teya Rosenberg, B.A. (Memorial)
English

Stealing Past Watchful Dragons: The
Potency of the Fantasy Worlds
Created by Lloyd Alexander, Susan
Cooper, and Ruth Nichols

Marguerite Therese Irwin, B.A.
(Carleton)
German

Kerry Adam Badgley, B.A. (Trent)
History

The Social and Political Thought of
the Farmers' Institutes of Ontario,
1884-1917: Manifestations of
Agrarian Discontent

Maria Cornelia Theodora Belgraver, B.A.
(Carleton)
History

Diplomatics and Jean Mabillon

Junko Kino, B.A., M.A. (Rikkyo, Japan)
History

The Genesis of Reform Politics in
Upper Canada: The Opposition Group
of the Fifth Parliament, 1809-1812

Michael Jeffrey Way, B.A. (Carleton)
History

Bruce Bernard Collins, B.A. (Carleton)
Philosophy

Nishan H. Swais, B.A. (Toronto)
Philosophy

Nietzsche and Metaphor

Leonor Leon-Laborde, Dip., M.Ed.
(Ottawa)
Spanish

Sandra Elizabeth Wookey, B.A.
(Waterloo)
Philosophy

Bachelor of Arts
(with Honours)

(Presented by Professor J.M. Yalden,
Dean of the Faculty of Arts)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Genevieve Rosemarie Dalgliesh

Honours in English

Todd Lowery Hambleton, B.A.
(Carleton)
Honours in Mass Communication

Denise Donna Jasienczyk

Honours in Mass Communication

John C. Milloy, B.A. (Carleton)
Highest Honours in History

Patricia Diane Sherlock

High Honours in Anthropology

Marie Denise Pauline Wolfe

Honours in History and
Political Science

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Thomas Charles Arnold

Honours in English

Stephen C. Azzi

Honours in History

Nicole I. Barrette

Honours in Interdisciplinary Studies

Michaela Marie Bell

Honours in English and History

Steffany Ann Larwill Bennett

Highest Honours in History
and Psychology

Julie Ann Beun

High Honours in English and
Mass Communication

Jay Joseph Bidal

Highest Honours in Russian

Marjorie Ellen Bieber, B.A., B.Ed.
(Saskatchewan)
Highest Honours in English

Katherine Susan Bol, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in English and History

Mary A. Brett, B.A. (Toronto)
Highest Honours in English

Anthony Gerard Matthew Brown

Honours in English and History

Thomas Scott Brownrigg

Honours in History

Leslie Ann Buchanan, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Mass Communication

Stella Catherine Bush, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Mass Communication

Patrick Anthony Calnan

Honours in History and
Political Science

Sara Lee Caron

Honours in English and
Political Science

Emily L. Christie

Honours in History

Nancy A. Churchman

Highest Honours in Economics
and History

Wendy Ruth Corcoran, B.A. (Carleton)
Highest Honours in Art History

Anna Thersa Crouch

Honours in Mass Communication
and Political Science

Edward Gordon Crysler

High Honours in History and
Political Science

Sally Ann Datars, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in English and
Political Science

Marie-Clothilde Delince

Honours in French and Spanish

Anna Mary Donnelly, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Russian

Micheline C. Duguay

High Honours in French and Spanish

Cathy Janine Dwyer

Honours in French and Linguistics

Lesley Dyck

Honours in Mass Communication

Brian William Edgecombe

High Honours in Philosophy

Kathleen Julia Eles

Highest Honours in Art History

Marcea Renee Fairbairn

Highest Honours in Journalism and
Political Science

Avril Joy Farrell

High Honours in History

Allison Lynn Fillmore, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in English

Alan Dennis Findlay

High Honours in History

Martha Roseann Flavelle

High Honours in Art History

Clayton F. Forrest

Honours in English

Christine Gerber

Honours in History

Monica J. Gervais

Honours in English

Shawn Peter Gilarowski

Honours in English

Samuel David Goldstein

Honours in Philosophy

Wendy May Gordon

Highest Honours in Film Studies

Karl Aston Gordon Jr.

Honours in French and
Political Science

S. Vivian Grabstas, B.A. (Queen's),
B.Ed.(Toronto)

Highest Honours in Art History

Elizabeth Mary Graham

Honours in English

Thomas Robert Greer

Honours in Film Studies

Megan Elizabeth Griffith

Highest Honours in Art History

Hagit Hadaya, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in Architecture
and Art History

Darren Douglas Hamilton, B.A.
(Middlebury)

Honours in History

Mary Laurie Hanson

High Honours in Linguistics
and Psychology

Joanne Mary Hauck

Honours in English

Keith Douglas Hodgins

High Honours in History

Lucile Louise Howden, B.A. (Trent)
High Honours in English

Evelyn M. Huer, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Religion

Barbara Jean Hulme

High Honours in English

Anna Karin Grace Jarvis

High Honours in English and History

Catherine Jones

High Honours in
Interdisciplinary Studies

Marion Jean Kettles, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in English and Psychology

Barbara K. Koppe

Honours in English

Monique Diane Lane

Honours in English

Pamela Lapenat

Honours in English and German

Iris Heidrun Lonergan, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in History

Barbara Mary Lougheed, B.S.W. (McGill)
Highest Honours in English

Alison Dora MacKeen, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in English

Alexander Grant Mackenzie

Honours in Film Studies

Victor Bruce Mallet

Highest Honours in English

Cynthia Jean McCulloch

Honours in English and Philosophy

Steven Patrick McGarrity, B.A.
(Carleton)

Highest Honours in English

Jacqueline Claudette McMillan

Honours in French

Robert Paul Merkley

Honours in French and Spanish

Katherine Louise Mills

Highest Honours in
Interdisciplinary Studies

Lina Miraglia, B.A. (Toronto)
High Honours in Art History

Mary Louise Eleanor Montero-Clayton

Highest Honours in English

Bonnie Christine Munday

Honours in English

Donald Cameron Murphy

Honours in English

Susan Janet Nevins, B.A. (Carleton)
Highest Honours in Mass
Communication

Deborah Ann Newman

Highest Honours in English
and Psychology

Jaimie Lawrence Perry

High Honours in History

Susan Lynne Phinney

High Honours in Canadian Studies
and History

Jerry Norman Pittman

Highest Honours in History

Moira Anne Pyper

Highest Honours in English

Elizabeth Jane Rafferty

Honours in English

Elizabeth Anne Ritchie

Honours in English

Min-Jeong Roh

Honours in Anthropology
and Linguistics

Joseph Francis Ryan

Highest Honours in History and
Political Science

Karen Marie Salmon

High Honours in French and German

Julie Catherine Sedivy

Highest Honours in Linguistics

Sheldon Michael Serkin

Honours in English and Film Studies

J. Crispin Shaftoe

Honours in History and Geography

Newton John Shortliffe

High Honours in History

Donna Patricia Silver

High Honours in Film Studies

Jill Dianne Skinner

High Honours in Mass Communication
and Political Science

Carolyn Smith

Honours in English

Krista Dianne Snider

Highest Honours in English

Hugh Andrew Stewart

Honours in History

Colette Barbara Stoeber

High Honours in English

Tracy Allison Sutherland

Honours in English

Lubomyra Bohdonna Szkambara

Honours in English

Lynne Anne Thacker

Honours in History

Marie C. Claire Theriault

High Honours in German and Spanish

Paul Andrew Thomson

Honours in French and
Political Science

Marie-Paule Tremblay

Honours in French and Spanish

Catherine Tsotsos, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Linguistics

Marjolijn van der Hart

Honours in Mass Communication

Petra Watzlawik-Baleshta

Highest Honours in Linguistics

Maxime Alexandra Eliane Webb

Honours in English

Sharon Gail Weglo

Honours in English and French

Linda Lee Weichel, B.A. (Wilfrid Laurier)
High Honours in Mass
Communication

Nancy Joan White, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in English and
Mass Communication

Kenneth Clayton Wilson

Highest Honours in English

Patricia F. Wilson

High Honours in French

Felix J. Winkelaar

Highest Honours in History

Bachelor of Arts

Brenda Marie Wogan

Honours in Canadian Studies
and English

Judy Wurts, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in Film Studies

James M. Yaraskavitch, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Interdisciplinary Studies

Patricia Anne Youngblut

Honours in English and History

(Presented by Professor J.M. \alden,
Dean of the Faculty of Arts)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Lyndsey Ann Amott
Andrew Taft Barakett
Ian R. Clyne
Brian James Creary

John Cameron Duncan

with distinction

Alison Frances Gurr
Joseph Anthony Hamilton
Samantha Ann Hulme
Laurie Elizabeth Jaeger
Ken Grant Johnston
Kevin Paul Kitchen
Mark James Limongelli
Mark D. Maloney
Judy Elizabeth McElligott

Suzan Elizabeth McLeod

with distinction

Tracy McLoughlin
Antony James Meikle
Christanne Amelia Murphy
Grant Stephen Neville
Diana Lynn Nicol
Claire Suzanne Nikolin Pugh
Caroline E.M. O'Connor
James Kenneth Perkins

James Colledge Pope III

with distinction

Frederick Christopher Rinne
Wan Pan Sam

Katharine Lorraine Schoular

Catherine Tsotsos
Christopher B. Wattie
Christopher Jonathan Yurkiw

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Andrew Colclough Abbott

Jilanne Adly Abdel-Meguid

Anthony Michael Amelia

Jane Elizabeth Arrowsmith

Gordon Stanley Baird, 8. Sc. (Carleton)

Shelley Kathryn Baizana

William E. P. Bamber

Anne Banitowski

Dawn Allyson Becksted

Caroline Gail Belfoi

Michelle Marie Beneteau

James David Bertrand

Elizabeth Lorene Binks

Catherine Elizabeth Bird

Emily Florence Blair

Bernadette Jeanne Boivin

with distinction

David Anthony Bolger
Darcy James Bonner
Ross Lindsay Borden
Judith Maria Bost
Ann Marie Bowering
Barbara Ann Bowman
William Christopher Bridger
Lionel L. Brodeur
Wendy Trientje Bron
Andrew Michael Brown
Gregory Glenn Brown

Holly-Anne Brown

Kari Bruun

Janet May Buchan

Louise Jane Caddick

Benjamin Wesley Callaghan

Susan Irene Cantin

with distinction

Barbara Clare Carriere

John Cavanaugh

Robert Leslie Chamberlain

Carla Ann Cherry

Maria Christina Chiarelli

Carol Irene Church

Marie Odette Gabrielle Clay

Siobhan Connor

Heather, Carole Cook

Geoffrey Michael Coombs

Sidonie Paige Copeland

Jane Elizabeth Courtice-Neocleous

J. David Cox

Pascale Linda Crepault

Colleen Veronica Cronin

Catherine Anne Cross

Angela Louise Crummy

Kim Juanita D'Andrade

Timothy Gary Dalliday

Kenneth Danforth

Jonathan Christian Darlington

Jason John Di Malta

Elizabeth Ann Donnelly

with distinction

Eleanor Jean Draper
Elicia Ann Duguid
A. Donna Dulmage

David R. Dunne

Klara Durbeck

Sarah Anne Farquhar

Ruth Elizabeth Featherstone

Paola M. Ferraro

Mary Frances Finnigan

Jeffrey David Fishbain, B.A. (Carleton)

Linda Gail Fleck

Joanne Celia Foley

Gardner William Forbes

Andrea Adele Louise Fournier

Katalin Irma Fustos

Holly Marie Gagnon

Katherine A. Gall

Emilia De Las Mercedes Garcia Serna

Pamela A. Garner

with distinction

Mary Josepha Geerts
Pamela Karen Gibbon
Anka Barbara Gluscic
Gail Goodfellow
Catherine Dawn Gough
Jillian Elizabeth Grainger
Nancy Green, B.A. (Carleton)
Francois Marc-Andre Habets

Hannah Halpern

with distinction

Melanie Anne Hames
Clifford Lee Harvey
Carolyn R. Hauraney
Christine Ann Heath

Karen Lee Hervey

with distinction

Robert John Higgerty

Judith D. Hill

Reginald Gordon Hill

David B. Hinton

Paula Elizabeth Hodson

Joanne Melody Hogeveen

Michael John Hoy

Kathleen Elizabeth Humphrey

Loretta Denise Hunt

Janet Anne Hunter

James R. Hutchinson

Kimberley Ann Huurman

Catherine J. Inglis

with distinction

Janet Marjorie Ingram
Peter Jeffrey Ives
Shawna Marie Jackson
Julie Elizabeth Jarvis

Patricia Anne Jeanjean

with distinction

Michael Alun Ireneusz Jeffreys, B.A.
(Carleton)

Lois Emily Jelley

Greta Jones

Rachel Louise Jones

Jacqueline Marie Kavanagh

Joseph Khoury

John Allan Kingan

Kama Maria Klassen

Erika Odessa Klee

Tracey A. Knudson

Elizabeth Lidia Korotky

Bob Maurice Krawczyk

with distinction

Heidi Jane Kukkonen
Julie Lamarre

Nancy Mabel-Marie LeClair
Stephen Lee, B.Sc. (Toronto)
Anna May Leighton-Kyle
Sylvia Ann Leisi
Greta E. Lentz

Christopher Robert John Linden
Elaine Leah Littmann
David, L. Lynk
John Robert Lyons

Muriel Gayle MacDonald

with distinction

Scott Alexander MacDonald
Soheila Mahmoudi Wouters
Lorna Vhari Malcolmson

Christopher E. Mallory

with distinction

Kathleen Dawn Maynard
Diane Kathleen McCleary
Gary Alexander McDonald
Kathryn Mary McDonald
Maureen McEvoy
Michael Edward McHugh
Cora Louise Maria Mcintosh
Victoria Mary Elizabeth Mcintosh
Catherine T. McLean
Christine A. McLean
W. John McLeod
Hugh Brennan McNeil

Kim Teresa McNicol

with distinction

Bruce Eric McWilliam
Georges Josephus Mensink
Robert K. Miller
Karen Leisa Milligan

Elizabeth Jane Mills

Dagmar Minns

Goldie S. Minuk

James Gregor Moffat

Naima Nerissa Mohammed

Lise D. Morin

Kelly Anne Mounce

John Mukts, B.A., B.Ed. (Western
Ontario)

Eleanor Margaret Muldoon
Patricia Lynn Munce
Peter Michael Mundy

Michael Robert Neelin

with distinction

Meredith Anne Nelson
Johic Nicolas
Gail Ellen O'Neil
Dougald James Wilkie O'Reilly
Sean Phelim O'Toole
Michael John Oates
Melissa Marie Olmstead
Caroline Elizabeth Orton

Rachel Paley

with distinction

Elaine-Louise Paquette
Frederick John Paradie
Nicole Annette Paton
Cynthia Claire Payne
Christine Pelisek
Claudio Pellegrini
Suzanne Mary Theedom Perry
David Martin Poloniato

Sandra Lee Pomeroy

with distinction

Nadia Porcari

Margaret Patricia Ralph

Patrick Maynard Stuart Ramsahoye

Maria Elizabeth Reid

Edward Patrick Remillard

Mary Catherine Rice

Anne Mae Richardson

R. Matthew Ridgeway

Olwen Ruth Roberts

Elizabeth J. Rock

Deborah Susan Rose-Trudeau

Deborah R. Ross

Paula L. Santo

Lyn Marilyn Margaret Saunders
Christine Anne Schwartz
Mary-Ann C. Setterington
Donna Marie Shaw
Bonnie Simmons
Deborah Ann Sims-Williams
George Campbell Sinclair
Ginelle Renee Althea Skerritt
Todd Leslie Sloan
Judy Anna Smith

Graham Joseph Michael Solomon

Anna Song

Glenn Patrick Staffen

Deborah Dorothy Starchuk

Sandra G. Stewart

Imran Syed

Katie Tallo

with distinction

James Broderick Tallon

Lada Orysia Tesla

Jennifer Louise Christine Thamer

Bachelor of Music
(with Honours)

Certificate in English
Language and Composition

Chemi Thargay

(Presented by Professor ).M. Yalden,
Dean of the Faculty of Arts)

(Presented by Professor J.M. Yalden,
Dean of the Faculty of Arts)

Marie-Julie-Anne Theriault

Margaret Margery Victoria Thomson

with distinction

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

David Aiistair Tilson

with distinction

Heather Catherine Baird, B.A. (Carleton)
with Honours

Martha Deborah Muzychka, B.j.
(Carleton)

Karen Lesley Timko

Jennifer Ann Ross, B.A. (Reading)
Highest Honours

Anthony Joseph van Osch

Michael Verzyl

Ena Anne Shmelzer

High Honours

Patrizia llona Ortrud Angelika von Fircks

Christine Elizabeth Walker

Robert Edmund Walker

David Harold Walton

Brent D. Watson

Catherine Anne Webb

Janet Dale Wilson

Elizabeth E. Wright

Benjamin George Young

Linda Anne Young

Certificate in

French Language Studies

Certificate in the Teaching
of English as a Second
Language

(Presented by Professor J.M. Yalden,
Dean of the Faculty of Arts)

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

April Yukiko Yamaoka, B.A. (Toronto)
B. Robert Young, B.A. (Carleton)

Catherine Elizabeth Read, B.A.
(Carleton)

Brenda Rita Allardyce, B.A. (Toronto),
B.Ed. (Ottawa)

Marjorie E.R. Bull, B.A. (Toronto),
Dip. Lib. & Arch. (London), M.L.S.
(Toronto)

Roslyn Mairi Cassells, B.A. (Ottawa)

Joy D. Coben, B.A. (Carleton)

Christina Marita Dehler, B.A.
(Concordia)

Carmen Della-Valle, B.A., M.A.
(Windsor)

Sandra Dib, B.A. (Ottawa)

Nan Parry Doe, B.A. (Carleton)

Virginia Flavia Dolce, B.A. (Queen's)

Adele Caren Dolgin, B.A. (Carleton)

Helen Joyce Gilchrist, B.A. (Mount
Allison), B.Ed. (Dalhousie)

Cynthia Ann Hanks, B.A. (St. Francis
Xavier)

Alastaire Mary Henderson, B.A.
(Queen's), B.Ed. (Toronto), M.A.
(Carleton)

Estelle A. Lalande, B.S.L. (Laurentian)

Patricia Anne McRae, B.A. (Carleton)

Margaret Anne Moore, 6. Sc. (Manitoba)

Stephanie Anne Robertson, B.Ed.
(London)

Adrienne Soucy, B.A. (Toronto)

Helen Evelyn Stringer, B.A. M.A.
(McMaster)

Robert Frederick Tatlow, B.A. (British
Columbia), B.A. (Ottawa), L. es L.
(Sorbonne)

Stephen Bret Walker, B.A. (Ottawa)

Carol D. Weaver, B.A. (McGill), B.Ed.
(Dalhousie)

O Canada

Order of Proceedings

Friday,

June 10, 10:00 a.m.

Chancellor the Hon. Gordon Robertson, P.C., C.C., M.A., D.C.L., LL.D.,
D. de I'Univ., F.R.S.C., presiding.

□ Introductory Music

Mark Toews, M.Mus., D.Mus.A., A.R.C.T.

□ Processional Music

□ O Canada*

□ Address of the President and Vice-Chancellor
William E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.

□ Conferring of Degrees by Examination

□ Introduction of the Medallists
Douglas J. Wurtele, M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of English

and Acting Clerk of Senate

□ Awarding of the Medals

The President and Vice-Chancellor

□ Presentation of the Henry Marshall Tory Award
The President and Vice-Chancellor

Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Literature
honoris causa, upon
June Callwood, LLD.

(Presented by W.E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D., President and Vice-Chancellor)

□ Convocation Address
June Callwood

□ Recessional Music

*The audience is invited to sing.

Doctor of Philosophy

Master of Arts

(Presented by Professor T.). Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Michael Joseph Laslovich, B.A., M.A.
(Montana)

Political Science

Changing the Crow Rate:

State-Societal Interaction

Supervisor: R. Jackson

Phyllis Harriett Fleming, B.A. (St.
Mary's), M.A. (Carleton)
Sociology

The Bitter of the Sweet: Sugar
Production and Underdevelopment
on St. Kitts

Supervisor: W. Clement

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

James Parker Bickerton, B.A. (Acadia),

M.A. (Carleton)
Political Science
Nova Scotia, Ottawa and the
Politics of Regional Development:
A Political Economy of
Centre-Periphery Relations
Supervisor: L.V. Panitch

Thomas Wilton Gittens, B.A. (Guyana),
M.A. (Carleton)

Political Science

Political Change in the

Commonwealth Caribbean, 1960-80

Supervisor: M.B. Dolan

(Presented by Professor T.J. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Kweku Atta-Mensah, B.A. (Ghana)
Economics

Joseph Victor Baranski, 8. Sc.

(Concordia)
Psychology

Investigating Adaptive Decisional
Processes: Effects of Stimulus
Difficulty Context

Sophie de Villers, B.A. (Concordia)
Psychology

Sex Differences in the Asymmetry of
the Nigrostriatal Dopamine System:
Relationship to Spatial Ability in
the Rat

Luigi Giugno, B.Sc. (Western Ontario)
Psychology

Effect of Clonidine on Amygdala
Kindling in Normal and 6 —
Hydroxydopamine Pretreated Rats

Joseph Chase Johnston, B.A. (Queen's)
Psychology

Hypnosis and Imagery in the
Treatment of Warts

Michael Francis Hamilton Arnoldi, B.A.
(Waterloo)
Soviet and East European Studies

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Janet Marie Chater, B.A. (Ottawa)
Anthropology

Dangerous Women and Male
Dominance: Testing a Theory of
Menstrual Taboos

Todd Douglas Atherton, B.A. (Carleton)
Economics

Edward Charles Conway, B.A.
(Memorial)
Economics

Christine Clara Cowan, B.A. (Windsor)
Economics

Morgan Edwin Currie, B.A. (Prince
Edward Island)
Economics

Bachelor of Arts
(with Honours)

Paul William Dick, B.Math., B.A.
(Waterloo)
Economics

John Douglas Ellis, B.A. (Alberta)
Economics

Alan Robert Kerr, B.A. (Lakehead)
Economics

Carol Nancy Lederer, B.A. (Carleton)
Economics

Robert William Gorman, B.A. (Carleton)
Geography

Sea Ice Characteristics of the
Parry Channel

Shivanagappa F. Kori Shettar, B.A., M.A.
(Karnataka, India)
Geography

Disparities in Economic
Development: Learning from the
'Growth Centre' Experiences of
India's Five Year Plans (1951 - 1985)

Cathy Jane Blacklock, B.A. (Toronto)
Political Science

Cameron Campbell, B.A. (Carleton)
Political Science

Politics, Society and the American
Private Eye: A Study of the Novels
of Dashiall Hammett, Raymond
Chandler, Ross MacDonald and
Robert B. Parker

William Lawrence George, 8. Sc.

(Montreal)
Political Science
A Critical Appraisal of the
Strategic Studies Literature on
Nuclear Crisis Stability

Charles N. Jones, B.A. (Dalhousie)
Psychology

The Effects of Prior Wakefulness on
the Degree of Synchronization in
the Delta Frequency Band during
Slow Wave Sleep

Elizabeth Anne Kristjansson, B.A.
(Carleton)
Psychology

An Examination of the Relationship
Between Smoking and Pregnancy and
Vigilance Performance in Children

Kie Delgaty, B.A. (Toronto)
Sociology

Brian Thomas Hearty, B.A. (Carleton)
Soviet and East European Studies
Gorbachev and the Third Revolution
in Soviet Military Affairs

(Presented by Professor D.P. Forcese,
Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Peter John Freeman Bondy

Honours in Political Science

Stephen Douglas Bull

Honours in Law and Psychology

Stephen David Challinor

Honours in Economics

Alexander Cameron Geddes

Honours in Political Science

Sean David Holmes

Honours in Political Science

Monica Elizabeth Lambton, B.A.
(McCill)

Honours in Political Science

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Nooral Alam Ahmed

Honours in Law

Geoffrey I. Ballinger, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Economics

Susan Teresa Barry

High Honours in Psychology

Michele Bertrand

Honours in Political Science

James Irwin Birtch, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in Geography

Markus Blaszak, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Law

Heidi Hanna Bohle

Honours in Psychology

Jeff R. Borsten

Honours in Law

Rodney Allen Bovay

Honours in Geography

Aleksander Richard Bromke

Honours in Political Science

Thomas James Bugiel

Honours in Economics

Louise Mary Burns

Honours in Law

Melodie Lynn Cail, B.A. (Acadia)
Honours in Sociology

Anna Cambone

Honours in Law and Sociology

Bruce Cameron Gordon Campbell

High Honours in Political Science

Kenneth David Campbell, B.A.
(Carleton)

Honours in Economics

Malcolm Ernest John Campbell

High Honours in Economics and
Political Science

Claude Deeks Chapman

High Honours in Psychology

Jeffrey Hunter Clarke

Honours in Economics

Julie Ann Clarke

Honours in Law

Carol Anne Coker

Honours in Geography

Andrea D. Cormack

Honours in Geography

Susan D. Curry, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Psychology

Jennifer Curtin

Honours in Soviet and East European
Studies

Elizabeth Anne Czanyo

Honours in Geography

Wayne Eldon Danielson, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in Sociology

Constance Delahanty, B.Sc. (Ottawa)
Honours in Sociology

Nick D. Delis, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Economics

David A. Dobson, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Law

Laura Lee-Anne H. Drummond

Honours in Law

Andrea Louise Emard

Honours in Geography

Amanda J. Evans

Highest Honours in Psychology

Bachelor of Arts

Bradley Raymond Faulkner

High Honours in Psychology

Carol Anne Fensom

Honours in Economics

Thomas Edward Fitch, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in Psychology

Timothy Ambrose Foran

Honours in Law

Andrew Allan Fuyarchuk

High Honours in Political Science

Fauzia Shereen Gardezi

Highest Honours in Sociology

Travis Lloyd Gee, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Psychology

Mark John Gibbs

Honours in Geography

Douglas James Gillen, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Law and Sociology

Fiona Patricia Gilligan

Honours in Psychology

Lori Sue Glynn

Honours in Political Science

Kevin E. Gould

Honours in Law

Robert Douglas Graham

Honours in Geography

Donald Niven Grant

Honours in Political Science

Connie Janet Grasdal

Honours in Sociology

Janine Anne Gyug

Honours in Economics

Scott Taylor Haine, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Geography

Susan Hamilton

Honours in Psychology

Nancy Ellen Hansen, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Law

Nancy E. Hawkins

Honours in Sociology

John Richard Hemm

Honours in Political Science

Leon Clinton Hinds, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Law

Brian Emanuel Hockertz

Honours in Political Science

James Michael Holubowich

Honours in Economics

Karen Anne Horsman

High Honours in Political Science

Russell John Hotsenpiller

Honours in Political Science

Sharon Marie Huang

Honours in Geography

Maria Colleen Huddleston

High Honours in Geography

Peter Ernest Hume

Honours in Economics

Kerry Laurene Irwin

High Honours in Political Science

Cameron Thomas Izzard, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Psychology

Frederick Grant Johnson, B.A. (Prince
Edward Island)

Honours in Sociology

Stuart Alan Joynson

Honours in Psychology

Michael Andrew Kidd

Highest Honours in Political Science

Gregory Michael Klump

Honours in Economics

Brigitte Christine Monique Koch

Honours in Psychology and Sociology

Jeffery J. LaCroix

Honours in Economics

Josee Lafontaine, B.Sc. (Sherbrooke)
Highest Honours in Anthropology

Dimitrios L. Langis

High Honours in Law

Elizabeth Mabel Anne Lariviere

High Honours in Political Science

Christian Fritz Lherisson

Honours in Political Science and
Sociology

Brenda Ivy Lipsett, B.A. (Winnipeg)
Highest Honours in Economics

(Presented by Professor D.P. Forcese,
Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Neveen Anjum Bajwa
Nancy Jean Banerd
Jennifer Lee Bayne
Mark Ivon Beauchesne
Charles Beh

Mariette Constance Belgraver
Roxane Constance Beriault
Daniel Joseph Black
Mary Elizabeth Brennan
Molly Anne Elizabeth Brennan
Kathleen Ann Brereton
Elizabeth M. Brown
Linda Jeannine Brunet
Linda Lorraine Burns

Edythe Butler

with distinction

Jan Cameron
Virginia Kam Ping Chiu
Shelley Ann Clarke
James Murray Cleary
Evan Andrew Cobb
David Joseph Arthur Conboy
Lori-Lee Creelman
Mary Elizabeth Cronin
Eric Charles Devenny
Stephen D. Disipio
Wendy Lynn Dobinson
Jeff Andrew Fox
Jeffrey Joseph Frank

Ross Ian Galloway
Shaun Desmond Gibbons
Kerri Lynn Goldie
Kathleen Mary Gorman
Deborah Ruth Greenberg
Bill Grivas

Susan Burwell Guest

Shaun Patrick Harkin

Shirley Florence Harris

Laura Faye Hedgecoe

Sean Andrew Hendry

Kimberly Anne Hess

Jane Elizabeth Hinton

John Scott Douglas Jamieson

Rodziah Jamil

Barbara Teresa Jarosz

Dipti Khakhria

Mark David Lammens

Cheuk Yue, Julia Lee

David William Joseph Leonhardt

Chik-Fu Jeff Leung

Stuart, Edward Lowe

Douglas Wayne Lukawy

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Zanzalena Abdul Muiz
Heather L. Acton
Gordon Daniel Adams
Michael Paul Agnew
Stephanie Rae Alguire
Jean Joseph Allain
Randy Neal Allen

Patricia Lee Anderson

with distinction

Kelly Marisa Argiropulos
John Mark Armstrong
Donald H. Attfield
Angela Helen Baffes
Tatiana Bailey
Christopher David Baird
Jean Patrica Banton
Shaun Stratton Barber

Julie Ann Barrett

with distinction

Craig Benson Clifford Bartlett
Shelley Maureen Beamish
Michelle Beckstead
Marina Rose Bedier
Michael Bell
Tracy Ann Bennett
Rhonda Elizabeth Berry
Laura Marie Black

Glenda Ruth Blacker, B.F.A. (Concordia)

Louise S. Blanchette

Yee-Pin Jaceline Boey

Monique Claire Boivin

Rosalba Borrelli

Mark James Bosley

Catherine Jane Bourke

Leanne L. Bovay

Janice Ann Bradley

Michelle Anne-Marie Brady

Ward K. Branch

with distinction

Paul Scott Brannen

Bernadette Catherine Anne Brechin

Patrick Bernard Brennan

Deborah Williams Brooks

with distinction

William David James Broughall

C. Randolph Brown

with distinction

Moira Jacqueline Brown
Paul William Brown
Robert James Brown
Heather Elizabeth Burpee
Catherine Suzanne Cadman
Sheila Mary Lee Cahill
Brian Stewart Caldwell
Peter Edward Callaghan
Doug I. Calow
Blaine Stewart Cameron
Andrew John Campbell
Robert Donald Campbell
Robina Sandhya Canaran
Gregory Alan Carkner
Deborah Louise Carr
Annette Marie Caspar
Eric Scott Cavanagh
Anne M. Cesario
Michael Craig Chadwick
Anne L.M. Chamberland
Paul Anthony Charkavi
Tik Yau Chau

Lillian Kupukai Smolly Chigwedere
(nee Mzambwa)

Terrence Clifford Chiu

Robert Philip Chmara

Holly V. Choquette

Nataxja Nadja Cini

Jean Louise Clarke
Stephen Andrew Clegg
Giuseppe Antonio Clementi
Darrell J. Collier
Darlene Collins
Barry K. Columb

Liam Mark Joseph Grant Connelly

Maria Jayne Cook

Patricia Margaret Cooke

Alison Mary Cookson

Beverley Faith Corey

Ethel Ann Craft

Nina Maria Crivellaro

Susan M. Cullum

Tammy Lee Curran

Michele Dawn Currie

Kenneth Allen Cutts

Gregory John Davidson

Andrew Peter Davies

Patrick John Davis

Sadie Gertrude De Finney

Cindy Alexandra de Frahan

Ingrid Mary De Jongh

Roland Jean de Montigny

Cynthia Adele Delahey

John Oliver Dendy, B.A. (Royal Military
College), M.A. (Carleton), Ph.D. (Duke)

James Robertson Denovan

Mivil J.M. Deschenes

John A. Dettorre

Suzanne Jennifer Dickins

Kim Patricia Dobson

Derek John Donaldson

Millie Catherine Donnelly
Andrew James Donovan
Debbie Louise Doucet
Susan Bernadette Doyle
Patricia Suzanne Dryburgh
Michael John Duncan
Timothy Gerard Dunn
Steven James Dupont
Gregory Sean Ebbs
James William Glen Emond
Michael Terrence Evans
Audrey Faibish
Mary Elizabeth Ferguson

Andrea Dina Fessier

with distinction

Mavis B.A. Finnamore
Sean Gerard Fitzgerald
John J. Flaherty
Patricia Lynn Fletcher
Ian James Flynn
John Jeffrey Foster

Beverley Fournier

with distinction

Richard Frappier
Glenn David Fraser
Joyce Fulton (nee Allan)
Helen Lesley Fytche
Kathleen Sara Galbraith
Andre Rene Arthur Gamache
Lisa Gay Gerow
Cheryl Anne Gervais
Sherri Ann Gibson
Sheila Marion Gillespie
Mhairi Gilmore

Ian Thomas Glassford
Alan J. A. Gomes
Timothy Roy Grace
James Stephen Graham
Paul Martin Gysbers
Frederick John Paul Hackett
Ruth Christine Colden Hackett
Andrew L. Hall

James Francis Hallarn, B.A. (Carleton)

Robert John Haller

Norhayati Hamid

Lisa M. Hannaford

Kerryn Kimberly Hardiman

Paul Trevor Harper

Oliver Montague Harte

William Alfred Hay

Shauna K. Hayes

David Bruce Heakes

Celeste Louise Heffler

Roberta Hendry

Cameron Gardner Herold

Janice Ann Hobbs

with distinction

Nynke Hoedeman
Andreas Hofstatter
Lesley Holmes
Debbie Ann Hooles
Shelley L. Hopper
Terrence Matthew Houlahan
Anita Leah Huber
Pui Fun Hui
Alison Lynne Hull
Tamara Joan Hunton

Sabira Hussain
Rosaria Vera lenzi
Alex llchenko

Emily Jelich

with distinction

Jane Lesley Jenkins
Sarah A. Johnson
Kim A. Johnston
Tjhoei-K. Jong
Karen Marilyn Karp
David James Kemp

Jacqueline MacLellan Kennedy, B.A

(Ottawa)

Katherine Mary Kennedy
Athelia Kitchen
Yiota Kokkinos
Margaret Kourtakou

Aviva D. Kovshoff

with distinction

Mary Ellen Krizmanich
Marion Joan Kuno
Stanley Kustec
Terri Anne Laliberte
Traci Lynne Laliberte
Gabriel Yau Kei Lam
Robert Edward Lambert
Cathy Larabie
Yiu Chung Lau
David Rutter Lawrence
Peter Lawrence
Stephanie Anne Laycock
Dianne Kealey LeBlanc
Nicole Marie LeBlanc
Wilson Kwong Ching Lee

Randall J. Legault

with distinction

Nadia C. Liberatore

Judith Ann Lightford

with distinction

Frances Andrea Lipsett
Brian Edward Lloyd
Mary Janet Edith Logan
Kevin Richard Loiselle
Victor Wing Tong Lok
Jennifer Loome
Catherine Ann Lyons

O Canada

Order of Proceedings

Friday Chancellor the Hon. Gordon Robertson, P.C., C.C., M.A., D.C.L, LLD.,

June 10, 2:00 p.m. D- de ''Univ- FRSC' presiding-

□ Introductory Music

Mark Toews, M.Mus., D.Mus.A., A.R.C.T.

□ Processional Music

□ O Canada*

□ Address of the President and Vice-Chancellor
William E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.

□ Conferring of Degrees by Examination

□ Introduction of the Medallists
Douglas J. Wurtele, M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of English

and Acting Clerk of Senate

□ Awarding of the Medals

The President and Vice-Chancellor

□ Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Laws
honoris causa, upon

Madeleine Parent, B.A.

(Presented by F.J.K. Griezic, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of History)

□ Convocation Address
Madeleine Parent

□ Recessional Music

*The audience is invited to sing.

Doctor of Philosophy

Master of Arts

Recipients of Degrees

(Presented by Professor T.J. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Sheila Diane Purcell, B.A. (Carleton),
M.A. (Ottawa)
Psychology

The Education of Attention to
Dreaming in High and Low Frequency
Dream Recallers: The Effects on
Dream Self-Reflectiveness Lucidity
and Control
Supervisor: A. Moffitt

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Valerie A. Summers, B.A. (Memorial),
M.A. (York)
Political Science

The Politics of Underdevelopment:
Resource Policy and Regime Change
in Newfoundland
Supervisor: M.A. Molot

Joy Anne Mannette, B.A., B.Ed.
(Dalhousie), M.Ed. (Mount Saint
Vincent), M.A. (Carleton)
Sociology

Making Something Happen: Nova
Scotia's Black Renaissance,
1968-1986

Supervisor: D. Olsen

Radhika Sekar, B.Sc. (Delhi, India),
B.A. (Carleton)
Anthropology

The Process of Pilgrimage: The
Ayyappa Cultus and Sabarimalai
Yatra

Herminio Meireles Teixeira, B.A.
( Concordia )
Political Science

Josie C. Marino, B.A. (McGill)
Psychology

The Effect of Self-Efficacy and
Cognitive Strategy on Experimentally-
Induced Cold Pressor Pain

Lynette Monteiro Musten, B.Sc.
(Concordia), M.Sc. (Queen's)
Psychology

Dichotic Listening Performance by
Adult Stutterers

Catherine Mary Zuro, B.A. (Queen's)
Psychology

Bulimia: Characteristics of the
Relationship Between Family
Environment, Depression and Bulimic
Symptomatology

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

John Joseph Victor Bernard Monette,

B.A. (Ottawa)
Anthropology
An Epistemology of Gender

Urszula Majewska, M.A. (Gdansk,
Poland)
Economics

Sheldon Ian Polowin, B.A. (Carleton)
Economics

Paul Nicholas Rodway, B.Sc, M.Sc.
(Auckland), M.A. (British Columbia), B.).
(Carleton)
Economics

Donald Bruce Thomas, B.E.S. (Waterloo)
Geography

Visual Interpretation of Thematic
Mapper Imagery for the Change
Detection of Wetlands in Eastern
Ontario

Bachelor of Arts
(with Honours)

Anthony Porter, B.A. (McGill)
Political Science

Janet Marie Mullington, B.A. (Carleton)
Psychology

Cross-State Analysis of Indices of
Continuity and Cognitive
Integration in Verbal Reports of
Experience

Katherine Jean Paterson, B.A. (Ottawa)
Psychology

The Effects of Contrast During
Learning on Schema Acquisition and
Transfer in Problem Solving

Heather Elizabeth Sutherland, B.A.
(Carleton)
Psychology

Child Abuse and Multiple
Personality: A Social Psychological
Interpretation

Patricia Victoria Anne Williams, B.A.
(Prince Edward Island)
Psychology

A Comparison of Hypnotic
Suggestion, Salicylic Acid and
Placebo for the Treatment of
Verrucae Vulgaris and Verrucae
Plantaris

Skip McCarthy, B.A. (Carleton)
Sociology

Patricia L.R. Sadoway, B.A. (Simon
Fraser)
Sociology

John Grant Schellenberg, B.A. (British
Columbia)
Sociology

Adrian Martinez, A. 8. (California)
Soviet and East European Studies

Stanislaus Mazewski, B.A. (Carleton)
Soviet and East European Studies

Igor Mravinsky, M.A. (Moscow State)
Soviet and East European Studies
Continuity in a Mainstream
Tradition of Co-Existence Between
Finland and Russia/the Soviet Union

Bianca Dwynn Pelchat, B.A. (Waterloo)
Soviet and East European Studies

Julie Scott, B.A. (Toronto)
Soviet and East European Studies

(Presented by Professor D.P. Forcese,
Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Valbphaphorn Puckdeedindan

Honours in Political Science

Sharon Louise Sally

Highest Honours in Psychology

Ljubinka Ljuba Spasojevic

Honours in Economics and Political
Science

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Debarah MacKeigan

High Honours in Political Science

Glen Ronald Manery

High Honours in Psychology

Ramona Jennifer Marland

Honours in Sociology

Ronald Cameron McAdam

Honours in Law

Sheila Margaret McCallum

High Honours in Political Science

Joseph Jacques Michaud, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Geography and Sociology

Wadad Mikhael

High Honours in Economics

Noryahwati Mohamad Noh

Honours in Economics

Fiona Allie Morrison

Honours in Geography

Mahamood Noorali Motani, 8.5c.
(Carleton)

Honours in Economics

Sarah Linda Elizabeth Nicholson

Honours in Psychology

Peter John Niemczak

Honours in Law

John L. O'Keefe

Honours in Economics

Jennifer Anne O'Reilly

Honours in Law

Jeremy Charles Pallant

High Honours in Economics and
Political Science

Leigh-Andra Palmer

High Honours in Economics

Laura Anne Patterson

Honours in Economics

Brian E. Paynter, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Psychology

John Denis Jude Peters

High Honours in Law

Robert Raymond Peters

Honours in Geography

Nigel Gerard Frederick Pickup, B.A.
(Carleton)

Honours in Political Science

Mary Rose Porritt

Honours in Anthropology

Kevin Ian Price

High Honours in Economics and
Political Science

Irene Pucci

Honours in Economics

Maria Clara Rambaldi Panarella

Honours in Psychology

William Simpson Russell, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Law

Barclay Joel Saastad

High Honours in Sociology

Keith Arnel Schultz, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Economics

Susan Margaret Sherwood

Highest Honours in Psychology

Kirsten Joyce Smith

High Honours in Political Science

Thomas Francis Stollman

Honours in Political Science

Lauren Pamela Storey

Honours in Psychology

Jerry Neil Thomas, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Political Science

John Malcolm Thompson

High Honours in Operations Research

Fiona Mary Traynor

Honours in Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts

Bruno Tremblay, B. A. (Carleton)
High Honours in Soviet and East
European Studies

Kristin E. L. Trotter, B.A. (Bishop's)
Highest Honours in Psychology

Percy John Van Zanten, B.A. (Carleton)
High Honours in Law

Helen Tracey Wait

High Honours in Economics

Jerome Francis Walsh, B.S.Sc. (Ottawa)
Honours in Political Science

Douglas Norman West, B.A. (Carleton)
Honours in Geography

Kenneth Bruce Westaway

Honours in Economics

Shelley Wight

Honours in Geography

Catherine Elizabeth Wilson

Honours in Economics

Shannon Marie Wintle

Honours in Political Science

Douglas Warren Wright, B.j. (Carleton)
High Honours in Political Science

Wendy Catharina Ziai

Highest Honours in Economics

(Presented by Professor D.P. Forcese,
Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Jann Laurine MacDonald

Joseph John MacDonald

James Scott Mackie

Heather Lynn MacKinnon

Sandra Dawn MacMillan

M. Christine McKay

Christopher Donald Meakin

Deborah Lynn Miller, B.A. (Calgary)

Flavio L. Mior

Karen J. Mooney

Michael William Nethercott

Caryn Nicolson

Mark Allan O'Neil

Erin Denis Paquette

Bernard Joseph Pelot

Rodney Alexander Plunkett

Eva Hoi-Chun Poon

Judith Margaret Ranee

Michael J. Rippon

Heather Joan Rowed

John Phillip Sabbagh

Jason E. Saikaley

Elizabeth Johanna Scheepers

Michael Grant Schofield

Jenness Helena Scoon

Mark Broun Sewell

Stephen Gregory Sills

Julie Simser

Annie, Kit Kuen Siu

Joan E. Spence

Thomas Wayne Spooner

Frederick Ernest Stenning

Janet Stewart

Glen Morley Swan

Elizabeth Susan Tropea

Ian Hubert Maria Van Bussel

Sharron Lynn Varden

Barbara Anita Louise Warden, B.A.
(Carleton)

David Alan Wert

Katherine Jane Whitridge

with distinction

Marie Noelle Helene Yee Kin Shin

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Clara Alison MacAdam
G. Kimberly MacDonald
R. Philip MacDonald
Stephen MacDonald
Stewart Kenneth Macintosh
John Kenneth Mackie
Scott Stuart MacKinnon
Charles Bryan MacLean
Blair Mowat MacLeod
Andrea Leigh MacMillan
Anne MacNeil
Krista Marie MacNeil
Elizabeth Mahiga
Gregory Gordon Mair
Andre Malovic
Lisa Maria Marshall

Jocelyne Roberte Martel

with distinction

Bernd Joseph Martin
Yvonne Jane Martin
Francine A. Massicotte
Nathalie Mathe
Sheila Katherine Maunsell
Christopher John Mazur
Kirstin Leigh McCabe
Bruce James McCallum
Shawn Francis McCowell
Claire Marguerite McDonald
Lee-Anne Heather McDougall
Nicole Marie McGetrick
Karla Christine McGrath
Lisa Jane Mclnnis
Joseph John Mclntyre
Paul Clifton Edward Mclntyre
Elspeth Deidre Code McKay
Kimberly Marie McKinley
Michele Lendra McMahon
Michael Christopher McNally
James Lloyd McQuillan
Sandra Lee Melville

Meg Mickelson

with distinction

Scott Douglas Milton
Sandra Graziella Montuoro
Dwayne Ricardo Moore
John David Moore
Joel Morghese
Luc Marcel Morin
Andrea Ellen Morison
Mark Ronald Morris
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Tracey Lyn Mosley

Katherine Louise Moynihan

Marjorie F. Muir

C. Loreen Murphy

William Donald Neelin

Timothy John Newell

Jacquetta Aileen Newman

Ronald James O'Dowd

Caroline Mary Sarah O'Farrell, B.Comm.
(Concordia)

James Arthur O'Keefe

Andrea Jean O'Neill

Stephen James Oakley

Douglas Ralph Oggelsby

Paul David Ormond

Patricia Lynn Orzel

Linda Osmond

Leslie Jean Ottenhof

Mark Richard Overbury

Sheila Owens

Lisa Papadakis, B.A. (Carleton)
Katherine Pappas
Katherine Louise Parker
Denise Ann Parkes
Bruce Renton Patterson
Joyce Pavelich
Carolina Giusti Pavez
Scott Edwin Pelton
Christopher T. Pemberton
Donna Jean Perrin
Lloyd Norman Phillipps
David James Phillips
Ronald Scott Pinder

Arthur Edgar Pittman
David Michel Plouffe
Gary Lindsay Pollock
Michael Richard Pollock
Valentina Maria Pollon
Clara Hoi Chu Poon
Andrew John Martin Pope

Elizabeth Ann Pope

with distinction

Cynthia Lee Poupore

Patricia Lee Price

Michael Stephen Purser

Ronald James Raaflaub

James F. Randall

John David Ranger

Allan Leonard Morrison Rathwell

Marlene Joan Redekopp

Scott Allan Reed

Susan Barbara Reeves

Marilynn Ruth Richter

Kristen Ann Ridley

Sylvia T. Robichaud

Richard Gordon Robinson

Wendy Susan Rochester

Susan Cashman Rolland

Nicola Romano

Hugh Michael Rose

Janice Elizabeth Rose

Douglas Stewart Roth

William John Ryback, C.P.S.S. (Carleton)

Catherine Suzanne Sarault

Timothy James Sarmatiuk

Sandhya Satsangi

Lisa Sauer

Katherine Ann Thomas

Valerie J. Wiseman

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Laura Anne Saunders

Stephen John Thouless

Donnette Marie Wishart

Peter Kobert Schade

Allan Reginald Thrasher

Chi Wai Wong

Kuth Scner

Margaret Marie Thurner

Man no Danny Wong

Evelyn S. Schulz

Randall Scott Timm

See in Wong

Lindy L. Scott

Alan Tomalty

Sue Wong

Danny Stephen Seary

Roger Karl Towsley

Joanne Woodill

Kimberley Anne Shelton

Laura Anne Treichel

Peter Ernest Woods

Cynthia Diane Sherwood

Philip Hilliard Trethewey

Lynn Michelle Worsley

Mark Alfred Shnmpton

Tanis G. Trotman

Marsha Ann Wright, L.H.s.S. (Carleton)

Karl Frederic Siemonsen

Frederick Yuen Suen Tse

Thomas David Wyers

Richard Gordon Simpson

Joanne Unsworth

Mary Ann Yates

John T. Sinclair

Renee van Dieen

Elizabeth Mary Zajdel

Mark Gordon Singer

Michael Craig Van Every

Barbara Anne Zeltner

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Mark Stephen Skidmore

Slobodan Vejnovic

Vladimir A. Skok, L.rAy (Larleton)

Jocelyn Lisa Verdon

Carol A.J. slack

Carol Ann Villeneuve

Wanda Lenore Alexandra Slomiany

Rona Lee Vivian

Abigail Mary Lina Smart

Michael Konald Waller

Robert Nicholas Smerek

Gary Raymond Washuta

Ronald Neil Snow

Maureen Anne Watters

William Earl Sporbeck

Tanna Koreen Waugh

Patti-Lynn Carswell St. Louis

Joanne Lee Webster

Robert Kennedy Stanton

Brian Andrew Welsh

William Douglas Stevens

Gail Dawn Wetendorf

Joseph Gordon Stone

Donald Mark Richards Wheeler

Kobert Charles Sturrock

Renee Marie Whelan

Cathy E. Summers

Derek Jon Widdicks

A. Jeffrey Swann

Sandy Wilkes

Judith Ann Swartzen

Lisa Gerrilyn Wilson

Sheri L. Taylor

Stephanie Marie Wilson

with distinction
Cynthia Lynn Taylor-Jones

Sybil Elizabeth Winkelaar

Brian Edward Thatcher

O Canada

Order of Proceedings

Saturday Chancellor the Hon. Gordon Robertson, P.C., C.C., M.A., D.C.L., LL.D.,

June 11, 10:00 a.m. D- de l'Univ" FRSC' presiding-

□ Introductory Music
Kenneth L. Little

□ Processional Music

□ O Canada*

□ Address of the President and Vice-Chancellor
William E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.

□ Conferring of Degrees by Examination

□ Introduction of the Medallists
Douglas J. Wurtele, M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of English

and Acting Clerk of Senate

□ Awarding of the Medals

The President and Vice-Chancellor

□ Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Science
honoris causa, upon

Ursula M. Franklin, Ph.D., LL.D.

(Presented by D.R. Gardner, B.Sc, Ph.D., Professor of Biology)

□ Convocation Address
Ursula M. Franklin

□ Recessional Music

*The audience is invited to sing.

Doctor of Philosophy

Recipients of Degrees (Presented by Professor J.j. Ryan,

Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Kian Fadaie, 8. Sc. (Pahlavi, Iran), M.Sc.
(Cornell)
Geology

Geophysical and Isotopic
Constraints on the Lithosphere of
the East African Rift System
Supervisor: K. Bell and G. Ranalli

Charles Frederick Roots, A.B.
(Dartmouth College), M.Sc. (Carleton)
Geology

Regional Tectonic Setting and
Evolution of the Late Proterozoic
Mount Harper Volcanic Complex,
Ogilvie Mountains, Yukon
Supervisor: J.M. Moore

Jae-Chul Yun, B.Eng. (Kyungpook,
Korea), M.Sc. (Carleton)
Physics

A Study of Excited States of
Charmed Mesons
Supervisor: K.W. Edwards

Roderick Kerry Donnelly, 8. Sc. (Imperial
College, London), M.Eng. (Memorial)
Mathematics

Some Contributions to Analysis: A
New Space of Generalized Functions
for Integro-differential Equations
Involving Hilbert Transforms, and a
Note on the Non-nuclearity of a
Space of Test Functions on Hilbert
Space

Supervisor: J.N. Pandey

Duncan James Murdoch, 8. Math.
(Waterloo), M.Sc. (Carleton)
Mathematics

Models and Methods in the Risk
Assessment of Chemical Carcinogens
Supervisor: D. Dawson and D. Krewski

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Terrance Michael Dowhanick, 8. Sc.

(York)
Biology

Molecular Studies on the Induction
of Amylolytic Expression in the
Yeast Schwanniomyces castellii
Supervisor: G.R. Carmody and
V.L. Seligy

Kevin L. Teather, B.Sc. (Brock), M.Sc.
(Queen's)
Biology

Sexual Size Dimorphism in
Great-tailed Grackles: The Cost of
Sons and Daughters
Supervisor: P. Weatherhead

Luc Harnois, 8. Sc., M.Sc. (Quebec a
Montreal)
Geology

Geochemistry of the Ore Chimney
Formation and Associated
Metavolcanic Rocks and Gold
Deposits in the Flinton-Harlowe
Area, Grenville Province,
Southeastern Ontario
Supervisor: J.M. Moore

Master of Science

Master of Computer Science

(Presented by Professor T.J. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Francis Joseph Smith, B.A., M.A.

(Carleton)

Information and Systems Science
Propositional Dynamic Logic of
Regular Programs with Tests,
Converse and Infinite Computations

(Presented by Professor T.j. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Deborah Anne Baillie, B.Sc. (Dalhousie),
B.L.S.(Alberta)
Biology

The Use of phloem exudate in the
Study of Translocation in Cucurbita
pepo

Xinhong Ding, M.Sc. (Northwest
Telecommunication Institute, China)
Mathematics

Pierre Lavallee, B.Sc. (Ottawa)
Mathematics

Some Contributions to Optimal
Stratification

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Maria Nicte Andrade Abularach, B.Eng.
(Francisco Marroquin, Guatemala)

Some Learning Applications to Robot

Motion Problems

Alan Campbell Reid, fi.C.S. (Carleton)

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Anne-Lise Hassenklover, B.C.S.

(Carleton)
Visibility for Binary Images on a
Mesh-Connected Computer

Andre Louis Hamel, B.Sc. (Manitoba)
Biology

Construction of Plasmids for
Studying Genetic Events in
Agrobacterium tumefaciens

Alain Lanoue, B.Sc. (Quebec a
Montreal)
Biology

Use of Corridors and Scale of
Movement in Farmland by
Peromyscus leucopus

Katherine Elizabeth Muma, 8.5c.
(Western Ontario)
Biology

Sexual Selection and Plumage
Variation in Female Red-winged
Blackbirds

Adrian Sculptoreanu, B.Sc. (Carleton)
Biology

Intracellular Concentration and
Membrane Permeability Ratio of
Sodium to Potassium Ion in Cultured
Cardiomyocytes of the Adult Rat

Joel Evan Polowin, B.Sc. (Carleton)
Chemistry

The Effects of Potential Energy
Surface Features on Product
Vibrational Distributions for the
Reaction F + H HF + H

Bachelor of Science
(with Honours)

(Presented by Professor L.A. Copley,
Dean of the Faculty of Science,
assisted by Chairmen of Departments)

Biochemistry

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Thomas Allen Churchill

Highest Honours

Jonathan Andrew Gebert

with Honours

Bonnie Jean Hamilton

with Honours

Christina M. Kraml

with Honours

Doris Yvonne Schafhauser

with Honours

Niels Erik Schwarz

High Honours

Biology

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Oliver Van Cabaca

with Honours

Kevin William Dufour

Highest Honours

Linda Anne Dupuis

High Honours

Pierre J. Gagnon

with Honours

Rodney Patrick Harold Paquette

with Honours

Thomas Paul Wilson

Highest Honours

Chemistry

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Andrew Duncan Fraser

with Honours

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Patricia Joan Ash

High Honours

Patrice Auger

with Honours

Gerald Arthur Crotty

with Honours

Robert D'Attilio

High Honours

John Kane Denike

High Honours

Jonathan Craig Hutton

Highest Honours

Laura Ann Kenney

High Honours

Ray Harold Kiehl

with Honours

Stephen Thomas Mathias

with Honours

Geography

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Craig L. Barran

with Honours

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Janice Evelyn DeCoste

with Honours

Neil J. Finnerty

with Honours

James Gairns

with Honours

Martin McConnochie

with Honours

Brian James Moorman

High Honours

Christopher Morley

High Honours

Denise Valerie Onysko

Highest Honours

Gregory Ross Scott

High Honours

Timothy Robert Asa Smith

Highest Honours

Steve Swettenham, B.A. (Carleton)
with Honours

Ying Yau Tarn

with Honours

Shawna Jane Guenther

with Honours

Kringen Margaret Henein, B.A.
(Carleton)

Highest Honours

Joseph Roger Robert Huneault

with Honours

Susan Barbara McRae

Highest Honours

Sandra Ann McSheffrey

Highest Honours

Mark Leonard Naklicki

Highest Honours

Annette Ida Rein

with Honours

Dave Schneider, 8. Sc. (Carleton)
with Honours

Salbiah Seeni Abdul

with Honours

Victoria Ann Vander Noot

High Honours

Geology

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Fleur Elizabeth Louise Harvey-Kelly

High Honours

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Steven Bernard Beneteau

with Honours

Michael Christopher Durose

with Honours

Gerard Kevin Gagnier

with Honours

Donald Lee

with Honours

Stephen J. Livingstone

with Honours

H. Alexander (Sandy) Lyon

with Honours

Sally Jane Pehrsson

Highest Honours

Gary Wayne Potts

High Honours

Raymond William Westendorp

High Honours

Computer Mathematics

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Wing-Tai Lau

Highest Honours

Statistics

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Christopher Michael Waters

with Honours

Physics

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Denis John Paul Dumas

Highest Honours

Dennis Roy Gamble

with Honours

Frank Anthony Hegmann

Highest Honours

Frederick Ka Yu Ho

with Honours

Jeff Allan Ross

with Honours

Mark Andrew Tortington

with Honours

Biochemistry and Biotechnology

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Rajiv Arya

High Honours

Robert Stephen Cormack

High Honours

Alexandra Maria Fotiou

Highest Honours

Biology and Biotechnology

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Stefano Sergio Bottega

with Honours

Thomas Michael Curtis

with Honours

David L. Jenish

Highest Honours

Keri Lynn McDonald

with Honours

Mathematics

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Andrew James Weber

with Honours

Philip Stephen Shwed

with Honours

Robert Bruce Harland

High Honours

Sarah Lindley Rix

Highest Honours

Psychology

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Karen Mary Dubie

with Honours

Biology and Geology

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Una Patricia Ramsey

Highest Honours

Operations Research

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Wai-Leung Raymond Chow

High Honours

Fred George Kuzniarz

with Honours

Harriette Yung-Wei Huang, B.Sc.
(Carleton)
with Honours

Kelly Ann Parent

High Honours

Integrated Science Studies

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Mathematics and Physics

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

James Michael McQuillan

High Honours

Heather Ann Beattie

with Honours

Peter Charles Holt

with Honours

Bachelor of Science

Physics and Computer Science

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Michael Charles Clarkson

with Honours

Kok Vui Luk

with Honours

(Presented by Professor LA Copley,
Dean of the Faculty of Science,
assisted by Chairmen of Departments)

Biology

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Dorothy Beare
Joanne Marie Boyd
Aimy Bazura Mohamed

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Norazlin Abdul Rahman
Grace Essie Desneiges Bole
Sandra Donatucci
John Lyndsay Garland
Kiranjeet Jagpal
Monique Nicole Lalonde
Jerome Edward MacNeil
Gregory James MacRobbie
Maria Madon
James Todd Mitchell
Zolida Mohd Daud
Sherifat Adekumbi Otiti
Marc Daniel Racicot

Chemistry

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Mazni Hashim
Mahkalthum Ismail
David George Lee
Christopher Robert Palmer
Richard Pither

Nanci Debra Stone

Ursula Alexandra Strolenberg

Janice Martha Zinck

Geology

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

James C. Vuylsteke

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Kathryn Anne Baker
Llyle A. Duchene
John Douglas Edgar
Stephen Roger Eyvindson
David Robert Good
Mark G. McCalla
Andrew Paul Mullen
Amarjit Singh Sandhu
Kamran Yazdani

Computer Mathematics

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Mark Boudreau

Richard George Burrows

Robert Andrew Campbell

Wai-Keung Cavis Chu

Nicodemus Ming-Tak Fong, B.A.
(Carleton)

Ba Phu Nguyen

Monica Revri

Thomas David Shurtliff

Bachelor of Computer Science
(with Honours)

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Francis Kar Dao Chen
Kwan Fung

Dean Thomas Goodwin
Tuen Yee (Phyllis) Ho
Maureen Ellen Patteeuw
Sarimah Shamsudin
Paul Alexander Tymchuk
Edward John Vandesande

Mathematics

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Tonu Hong
Tak-Wing Lam
Ahmad Ibrahim Moussa
Sheryl A. Wilkes

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Brett Graham Cameron
Charles Joseph Charbonneau

Jacqueline Elizabeth Daze

with distinction

Shamsiah Karim
Noraishah Hj Mohd Nordin
Nathalie Marie Parent
Tien Phat Pham
Russell Paul Trigg

Physics

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Nor Ezah Jamaluddin
Lucien Roger Khodeir
Stephen Herbert Mark Resar
Michael Yueh

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Barry Edward Barrett
William Allen Crosby
Chuen Hang Jason Ngan
Daniel William Rapkins
Guy Saada

Gordon Blake Stewart
Brent Barclay Whalen

Integrated Science Studies

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Simon Look

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Pierre Caron
Mark Randy Gershon
Ian Gerard Graham
David Wayne McAleer
Stuart Jonathan Mills

(Presented by Associate Professor ).R. Pugh,
Director of the School of Computer
Science)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Shannon Peter Adams

with Honours

Tino Barbera

with Honours

Paul Robert Beauchemin

with Honours

John Robert Glenn

with Honours

Karen Maria Kennedy

with Honours

S.C. Conrad Leung

with Honours

Douglas Alexander Macklem

Highest Honours

Robert R. Maheux

with Honours

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Gregory David Adams

Highest Honours

Barry Douglas Atkins

with Honours

Fay Marlene Broten

Highest Honours

Dinis Carlos Cabral

with Honours

Yu Pang Kelvin Chan

with Honours

Kwok-Kuen Elvin Cheng

Highest Honours

Hin Kei Chu

with Honours

Tracey Lynn Dodd

with Honours

Corey Lee Elliott

High Honours

Danny Epstein

Highest Honours

Stephen Robert Shelegey

with Honours

Tracey Lee Evans

with Honours

Peter Duncan Shipton

Highest Honours

Shawn John Glenn Gildert

High Honours

Janice Szeto

High Honours

Mark Kulman Groper

with Honours

Kim Tarn, B.Comm. (Carleton)
with Honours

Kevin Glenn Haaland

Highest Honours

Glain Bernard Webber

Highest Honours

William Siu Ming Ho

High Honours

Tony Ho Chung Hui

Highest Honours

Harold James Kavanagh

with Honours

W. Scott Lackie

with Honours

Chi Keung Lo

with Honours

Kin Hung (Jeffrey) Lo

High Honours

Jeffrey Alan McAffer

Highest Honours

Brent Harry Gerard Morris

with Honours

Kevin Morton

with Honours

Timothy James Murphy

with Honours

Thai Ba Nguyen

Highest Honours

Deborah Lee Nixon

with Honours

John Alexander Pankiw

with Honours

Trai Ngoc Pham

with Honours

Thomas William Rogers

with Honours

Stephen Mark Rowat

High Honours

Christopher Johnathon Sansom

with Honours

O Canada

O Canada! Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons comman
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide, O Canada,
We stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

Order of Proceedings

Saturday,

June 11, 2:00 p.m.

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Chancellor the Hon. Gordon Robertson, P.C., C.C., M.A., D.C.L, LLD.,
D. de I'Univ., F.R.S.C., presiding.

Introductory Music
Kenneth L. Little

Processional Music

O Canada*

Address of the President and Vice-Chancellor
William E. Beckel, B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.

Conferring of Degrees by Examination

Introduction of the Medallists
Douglas J. Wurtele, M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of English
and Acting Clerk of Senate

Awarding of the Medals

The President and Vice-Chancellor

Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Engineering
honoris causa, in absentia, upon
George J. Klein, B.A.Sc, LL.D.

(Presented by J.S. Riordon, M.Eng., D.I.C., Ph.D., Professor of Engineering and
Dean of the Faculty of Engineering)

Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Science
honoris causa, upon

Erich Wolfgang Vogt, B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D., D.Sc, LL.D.

(Presented by L.A. Copley, M.Sc, Ph.D., Professor of Physics and Dean of the
Faculty of Science)

Convocation Address
Erich Wolfgang Vogt

Recessional Music

The audience is invited to sing.

Doctor of Philosophy

Master of Engineering

Recipients of Degrees

(Presented by Professor T.J. Ryan,
Vice-President [Academic])

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

James Douglas Kendall, B.Eng.

(McMaster), M.Eng. (Carleton)
Electrical Engineering
Two-Dimensional Analytical
Modelling of the Short-Channel
MOSFET

Supervisor: A.R. Boothroyd

Alan Sinclair Oddy, B.Eng., M.Eng.

(Carleton)

Mechanical Engineering
Three-Dimensional, Finite
Deformation, Thermal-
Elasto-Plastic Finite Element
Analysis

Supervisor: J. A. Goldak

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

David William Roy Bell, B.A.Sc, M.A.Sc.
(Toronto)

Civil Engineering

Towards a Policy for Establishing

Multimodal Passenger Terminals in

Canada

Supervisor: J. P. Braaksma

Pierre Gaston Paulin, B.Sc.A., M.Sc.

(Laval)

Electrical Engineering
High-Level Synthesis of Digital
Circuits Using Global Scheduling
and Binding Algorithms
Supervisor: J. P. Knight and D. Agnew

Shawn Patrick Stapleton, B.Eng., M.Eng.
(Carleton)

Electrical Engineering

GaAs Monolithic Microwave Frequency

Halver and Phase Detector for Use

in a Phase Locked Oscillator

Supervisor: J.S. Wight

Jennifer Moyra Jeane McDill, B.Eng.,

M.Eng. (Carleton)
Mechanical Engineering
An Adaptive Mesh-Management
Algorithm for Three-Dimensional
Finite Element Analysis
Supervisor: J. A. Goldak

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Carthigesu Thiagarajah Gnanendran,

B.Sc. (Peradeniya, Sri Lanka)
Civil Engineering

Footings on Sloped Fills: Influence
of a Soil Reinforcement Layer

Allemander J. Pereira Filho, B.Sc.
(Federal, Rio De Janeiro)
Civil Engineering

An Interpretation and Validation of
Noise Contours For Land Use
Planning Around Airports

Sean Howie Rath well, B. Eng. (Carleton)
Civil Engineering

Norbert Andrew John Diesing, B.A.Sc.
(British Columbia)

Electrical Engineering

ALE - A Layout Methodology for

Custom Integrated Circuits

Todd Douglas Morris, B.A.Sc. (Ottawa)
Electrical Engineering
VLSI Triangulation Processing for
Machine Vision

Dong Ho Lee, B.Eng. (Yeungnam),
M.Eng. (Kyungpook, Korea)

Mechanical Engineering

Flue Gas Waste Energy Recovery

Optimization with Spray

Recuperators

Neil Barry McFadyen, B. Eng. (Carleton)
Mechanical Engineering
Fatigue Crack Growth in
Semi-Elliptical Surface Cracks

Srinivasan Ramesh, B.Eng. (Poona, India)
Mechanical Engineering
Adaptive Control for Robotic
Manipulators

Jeremiah Leo Sutherland, B.Sc. Eng.
(New Brunswick)

Mechanical Engineering

Model Reference Adaptive Control of

a Flexible Manipulator

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

James Donald MacLeod, B.Eng.

(Technical University of Nova Scotia)
Aeronautical Engineering
A Derivation of Gross Thrust for a
Sea-Level Jet Engine Test Cell

Gwyneth Michelle Roodnick, B. Sc. Eng.

(Witwatersrand, South Africa)
Aeronautical Engineering
Damage Tolerance Based Life
Extension of Turbine Discs: A PFM
Approach

A. Jake Abes, B.Eng. (Carleton)
Civil Engineering

Jaber Mohammed Humdan Al Siwat,

B. Eng. (Carleton)
Civil Engineering

Effect of Foundation Uplift on the
Seismic Response of Steel Buildings

Peter Mazikins, B. Eng. (Carleton)
Civil Engineering

Forces at the Slab-Web Junctions in
Curved Box Girder Bridges

Mostaf El-Sayed Nofal, B.Sc. (Suez
Canal, Egypt)

Civil Engineering

Inelastic Load Distribution of

Composite Concrete- Steel

Slab-On-Girder Bridges: An

Analytical Study

Felix P. Siu, B.A. (Windsor), M.Sc.
(Imperial College, England)
Civil Engineering

Steven James Taylor, B.Sc. (Queen's)
Civil Engineering

Jack Theodore Vandenberg, B. Eng.
(Carleton)
Civil Engineering

Alexander Neil Birkett, B. Eng.

(Carleton)

Electrical Engineering

A SAW-Based Transversal Filter

Thomas Philip Cameron, B.Sc.
(Wilfrid Laurier)

Electrical Engineering

Circuit Factor Compensation for SAW

Filters using Modal Analysis

James Doble, B.Sc. (Queen's)
Electrical Engineering
Distribution of Protocol Functions
in an Interworking- based ISDN
Access Implementation

Eddy Ning Hum, B.Sc. Eng. (Queen's)
Electrical Engineering
Burst-Trapping Codes for the Land
Mobile Data Channel

Peter Hermann Laurich, B.A. 5c.

(Waterloo)

Electrical Engineering

Modeling of a Wave Generator and

the Design of an Optimal Estimator

Wilfrid Paul LeBlanc, B.A.Sc. (British

Columbia)
Electrical Engineering
An Advanced Speech Coder Based on
a Rate-Distortion Theory Framework

Michael Charles Gerald Lee, B.Eng.
(Western Ontario)
Electrical Engineering

Lorenzo Longo, B.Sc. (Queen's)
Electrical Engineering
Multi-Stage Sigma Delta Modulators

Richard Alan Low, B.Eng. (Royal Military
College)
Electrical Engineering

Lynnette D. Madsen, B.A.Sc. (Waterloo)
Electrical Engineering
Rapid Densification of
Borophosphosilicate Glass

Gordon Francis Mein, B.A.Sc.
(Waterloo)

Electrical Engineering

A Study of Common Logic Design

Errors and Methods for their

Detection

Jenny Katherine Midwinter, B. Eng.
(Carleton)

Electrical Engineering

Improving Interconnect and Register

Allocation for the Behavioral

Synthesis of Digital Circuits

Jan Amadeus Patrick Offers, B.A.Sc.
(British Columbia)
Electrical Engineering

Michael Barry Rowlandson, B.Sc.
(Waterloo)

Electrical Engineering

A True Polysilicon Emitter

Transistor

Sabino Robert Ventola, B.A.Sc.
(Waterloo)

Electrical Engineering

Kenneth James Kirkhope, B. Eng.
(Carleton)

Mechanical Engineering

Evaluation of Stress Intensity

Factors in Multi-Cracked

Thick-Walled Cylinders Using Finite

Element Methods

Danny Harry McKinney, B. fng.
(Carleton)

Mechanical Engineering

Design of a Research Scale

Pressurized- Fluidized Bed Coal

Gasifier

Marc Bernard Morin, B.Sc. Eng. (Ottawa)
Mechanical Engineering

David Emerson Muir, B. Eng. (Carleton)
Mechanical Engineering
Axial Flow Compressor Modelling for
Engine Health Monitoring Studies

S. Mohammad Reza Pishva, B. Eng.
(Carleton)

Mechanical Engineering

Rejuvenation of Gas Turbine Discs

Pierre Quesnel, B.A.Sc. (Ottawa)
Mechanical Engineering
Boundary Integral Equation Fracture
Mechanics Analysis Using the Sub
Domain Method

Bachelor of Engineering

(Presented by Professor ).S. Riordon,
Dean of the Faculty of Engineering,
assisted by the Chairmen of
Departments)

Civil

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Robert Harold Dowsley
Gregory Brian Guy

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Richard Frits John Bosman
Gary Gino Girotti
David Norris Lyall
Joseph Stanley Mayda
Sandra-Louise Palmer
Bennison Frank Pinder

Paul Joseph Yantha

with distinction

Computer Systems

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Wayne Henry Giesbrecht

with distinction

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

William James Robert Barry
Paul Battersby

Peter George Bishop

with high distinction

Charles Chi
Wai Lin Chung

Richard Joseph De Boer

with high distinction

Gregory Scott LeRoy Downs

William Charles Graham

John Adrian Kester

with high distinction

Mark William Laundry

Minh Le Thien

with distinction

Brian Robert Laurence Nickerson
Anthony Thomas Palik

Michel Martial Ranger

with distinction

Gordon J. Sissons

with distinction

Paul John Suominen
David Yung-Tai Tung

David Andrew Watkinson

with high distinction

Electrical

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Patrick W.J. Fantin
Allan Ganness
Hassan Jabi
Bill Y. Leung

Ferguson Chi Chung Man
Bede Martin Rabot

Michael Harold Reece, 8. Sc. (Carleton)
Gabriella Szasz

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Bakri Aboukarr

with high distinction

Han A. Arnon

with high distinction

Wei Lan Annie Au-Yeung
Kevin Charles Baker

Barbara Ellen Ball

R. Douglas Beards

with high distinction

Stephen Nicolas Beke

Frederick George Black

with high distinction

Hoat-Yee Chan
Kin Man Ivan Chang
Chu Wei Chong
Christopher Joseph Conway
Tung Kim Dao
Arvindeep S. Dhami
Thinh Minh Duong
Gary Peter Ebersberger
William Stefan Gillon
Terry James Graham
Murray Harman
Barry Micheal Hartwig

David Randall Heatley

with distinction

Hing Ho Kenneth Hon
Edward Hugh Ivay

Witold Klaudiusz Janowski

with distinction

Eric Norman Johnson

with high distinction

J. Scott Jones
Tak-Ching Benjamin Kao
Yeung Hin Lau
Nelson Gordon Lee
Wa Kun (Bernard) Leong
Wai Cheong Gary Leong

Hoi-Ming Li

with high distinction

Domenico Licandro

with distinction

Paul Alan Look Kong

Brian J. Lypps
Malcolm lain Macdonald
James Clair McLaughlin
Richard Alan McTavish

Benjamin Bin-Yong Ngo

with high distinction

Due Vinh Nguyen
Lubna Qureshi
Stephen Raymond Reichle
Richard Bruce Shelley

Tak Kuen Tang

with distinction

Lana Dawn Teany
Loi Viet Tran
Paul V. Vrana
Mark H. Whitwam
Chung-Pak Wong

Mechanical

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

William Joseph Moizer

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

David Muir Anderson

Robert G. Andrews

with distinction

James Beaudoin
Paul Daniel Blouin
Robert Peter Bohnen
Natalie Boulanger

Carl Breau

with distinction

Daniel Mark Bright

Shirley Glendon Albert Clarke

Janet Elizabeth Creighton
Quang Khiem Doan

Kenneth Stephen Efford

with distinction

Peter James Richard Flood
Eric Fournier
Gordon Ian Hicks
Gordon Michael Jenish
Mark John Keon
Farid Ahmad Khan
Peter Kisiel

Derek C. Layne

with high distinction

Richard Pierre Lefebvre

with distinction

Brian Anthony Lepine
Melvin Ken Lew
James Hon Leung Liu
Cynthia Ruth Lucas
Douglas John MacLean
Neil David Mantifel

John Marc Martel

with distinction

Jeff Martin
Ann McEachern
Bruce David McMillan
Andrew Lemarre Nelson
Trung Quang Nguyen
Canh Chi Nham
Kevin Michael O'Brien
Steven Glenn Owens
Sean Mark Partington
Christopher Simon Peach
Daniel Lee Rahrer

Andrew Kenneth Richardson

with distinction

William Philippe Rodger
John Kenneth Schreiber
James George Sheremeta
Shawn William Stewart
Eric Edmond Strong

Robin Michael Tarbet

with high distinction

Andy Rainer Triebe
Jason M.S. Uppal
Jason Rudolph Victor
Allison Marjorie Ann Wade
Clifford Jack Youdale

Bachelor of Architecture

Bachelor of Industrial Design

(Presented by Associate Professor
G.F. Sutton, Director of the School of
Architecture)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Steven John Jeffrey
Devon Spencer Tully

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Stephen J. Aird

with distinction

John Apostolis

Eric Raymond Archambault

with distinction

John Berg

Torben Daniel Berns

with distinction

Peter Allan Buchanan

with distinction

Bernardo Cascone

Yvan-Pier Cazabon

with high distinction

James Dowsett Chapman
Marlon Anthony Cumberbatch

Marie-Janine Debanne

with high distinction

Philippe Simon Doyle
Robert Paul Duke

Donald Russell Gulay

with high distinction

Donald Brian Gurney

with distinction

George Mitchell Hall

with high distinction

Ian Kane Izukawa
Donna Maureen Johnston

Louise Catherine Lalande

with distinction

Andrea Laurel MacElwee

with high distinction

Kenneth Kin Wo Mak

Sybil Ann McKenna

with distinction

William Hogan Mitchell

Barry Paul Nathan

David Chun-Wai Ng

Christopher Patrick O'Reilly, B.A.
(Waterloo)

David Stanley Poloway

Elizabeth A. Sampson

with high distinction

Robert Scott Valens

(Presented by Associate Professor
J.R. Giard, Director of the School of
Industrial Design)

Awarded Degree at the
February Meeting of Senate

Gregory Lloyd Corrigan

with distinction

Awarded Degree at the
May Meeting of Senate

Jeffrey Christopher Body

with high distinction

John Paul Clapiz

with high distinction

Christine Joan Cowtan
John Scott Crowe

Seamus A. Dunne, B.Des. (Nova Scotia)

Edith Ellen Hall

with distinction

Sarah Emmeline Harrison

with high distinction

Wm. Dana Husband, B.A. (Guelph)
with distinction

Warren Russell Huska

Kevin F. Karst

with high distinction

Sarah Kilby

with distinction

Mary Christine Kobylecky, B.Sc.
(Toronto)

with distinction

John Frederick Montague

Grant Rigby Sharpies

Brian Stuart Smith

with distinction

Medallists in the Graduating Class

Governor General's Medal

Awarded annually to the students standing at the head of the graduating class
at the bachelor's and master's levels.

Donated by Her Excellency the Governor General of Canada.

Master's Level
Pierre Lavallee

Mathematics and Statistics

Bachelor's Level
Sarah Lindley Rix

Honours Mathematics

Chancellor's Medal

Awarded annually in the name of the Chancellor of the University to a graduating
student of outstanding academic achievement.

Robin Michael Tarbet

Mechanical Engineering

President's Medal

Awarded annually in the name of the President of the University to the student
with the highest standing in a pass program of studies.

Andrea Dina Fessler

Economics and Political Science

University Medal for Outstanding Graduate Work

Awarded, when merited, for outstanding graduate work at the Ph.D. and
master's levels.

Ph.D. Level

James Douglas Kendall

Electrical Engineering

Master's Level
David Emerson Muir

Mechanical Engineering

University Medals

Awarded annually, when merited, to the graduating students standing highest in inter-
faculty studies, arts, social sciences, science, engineering, architecture, commerce,
computer science, industrial design, journalism, music, and public administration.

University Medal in Interfaculty Studies
Joseph Francis Ryan

B.A. Honours History and Political Science

University Medal in Arts
Megan Elizabeth Griffith

Honours Art History

University Medal in Social Sciences
Wendy Catharina Ziai

Honours Economics

University Medal in Science
Frank Anthony Hegmann

Honours Physics

University Medal in Computer Science
Glain Bernard Webber

University Medal in Commerce
Jonathan Charles Garwood

University Medal in Journalism
Raymond Ian Ford

University Medal in Engineering
Richard Joseph De Boer

Computer Systems Engineering

University Medal in Architecture
Yvan-Pier Cazabon

Lieutenant Governor's Medal in Architecture

Awarded annually, when merited, to the student standing at the head of the
graduating class in architecture.

Marie-Janine Debanne
Senate Medals

Awarded, when merited, to graduating students of outstanding academic achievement.

Sharon Sally

Honours Psychology

John Adrian Kester

Computer Systems Engineering

Deborah Williams Brooks

Political Science and Sociology/ Anthropology

Benjamin Bin-Yong Ngo

Electrical Engineering

Susan Barbara McRae

Honours Biology

Han A. Arnon

Electrical Engineering

Janice Ann Hobbs

Law and Psychology

Douglas Alexander Macklem

Computer Science

Steffany Ann Larwill Bennett

Honours History and Psychology

Fauzia Shereen Gardezi

Honours Sociology

Kevin William Dufour

Honours Biology

R. Douglas Beards

Electrical Engineering

Sally Jane Pehrsson

Honours Geology

Nancy Churchman

Honours Economics and History

Derek C. Layne

Mechanical Engineering

Bob Maurice Krawczyk

History

Recipients of Honorary Degrees

Maxwell William Ward
LL.D.

Maxwell Ward, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Wardair Canada Inc., is
being awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the first Convocation
ceremony on Thursday morning, June 9, "in recognition of a career exemplifying
enterprise, imagination, and courage, which has powerfully enhanced Canada's
reputation as a provider of world-class air transportation."

Dr. Ward was born and educated in Edmonton. He joined the Royal Canadian Air
Force in 1940 where he received his pilot's wings and served as a commissioned flight
instructor at various Canadian bases during the Second World War.

In 1946, he organized his own company, Polaris Charter Co. Ltd., based in
Yellowknife, and with one two-passenger, single-engine "Fox Moth" aircraft carried
supplies and passengers throughout the sub-Arctic. Wardair expanded steadily
throughout the 1950s and in 1962 its first international passenger charter service was
launched between Western Canada and Great Britain. In 1967, Wardair bought the
first Boeing aircraft ever sold in Canada with the purchase of a 109-seat "Boeing 727".
Today Wardair is recognized as Canada's largest international charter air carrier.

Throughout his career, Dr. Ward has received many awards and citations for his
achievements including the Billy Mitchell Award (1971), the Trans-Canada McKee
Trophy (1973), membership in Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame (1974), the Order of
Canada (1975), an honorary life membership in the Air Transport Association of
Canada (1978), the Canadian Silver Tourism Medallion (1982) and honorary degrees
from the University of Alberta (1979), York University (1981), Trent University (1983),
Lakehead University (1987), and Athabasca University (1987).

Robert Law McDougall
B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

Robert Law McDougall, Professor Emeritus of English at Carleton University, is being
awarded the degree of Doctor of Literature, honoris causa, at the afternoon
Convocation ceremony on Thursday, June 9, "in recognition of an outstanding
contribution to the University through a scholarly achievement of international
stature in the field of Canadian literature."

Dr. McDougall was born in North Vancouver, B.C. in 1918 and is a graduate of the
University of British Columbia and the University of Toronto. After serving in World
War II, he began postgraduate studies at the University of Toronto, where he
specialized in Canadian literature as a member of staff at University College.

In 1957 he was invited to join the Department of English at Carleton University and
asked to set up the Institute of Canadian Studies which would unite the relevant
interests of six departments in the humanities and social sciences. He became the
Institute's first director in 1958 and served in that capacity for the next ten years.
During that period, with the co-operation of Jack McClelland of McClelland and
Stewart, he initiated the Carleton Library Series of Canadian reprints and new
compilations (a series which was to run to 150 titles and generate more than a million
copies in sales) and served as general editor of the series until his retirement from the
Institute in 1968.

Dr. McDougall was a founding member of the Association for Commonwealth
Literature and Language Studies and held the post of international chairman of the
Association from 1968 to 1971. He has lectured on Canadian writing, by invitation, in
Australia, India, the United States, and Great Britain. More recently, he has played a
prominent role in the work of the Centre for the Editing of Early Canadian Texts at
Carleton University.

He retired in 1984. In 1985, he published The Poet and the Critic, an edition of
correspondence between E.K. Brown and D.C. Scott. A selection of his articles on
Canadian literature is currently being prepared for the press.

June Callwood
LL.D.

June Callwood, nationally-known journalist and author, is being awarded the
degree of Doctor of Literature, honoris causa, at the morning Convocation ceremony
on Friday, June 10, "in recognition of a lifetime devoted to the championing of social
causes and humanitarian ideals through enterprising and idealistic journalism."

Dr. Callwood began her journalism career as a reporter with the Brantford
Expositor in 1941 and, in 1942, moved to the Toronto Globe and Mail, a paper for
which she still writes. She is the author of 22 books including Love, Hate, Fear and
Anger; Canadian Women and the Law; The Law is Not for Women; Portrait of
Canada; Emma; Emotions; Twelve Weeks in Spring; and most recently Jim: A Life
with AIDS.

Dr. Callwood has written over 300 articles for national periodicals such as Maclean's
and Chatelaine. During the 1960s and 1970s, she hosted several television and radio
shows including CBC-TV's In Touch and CBC-Radio's Human Sexuality series. She is
Director of the Toronto Arts Council and chairs its literary committee. Dr. Callwood is
the founding director of the Toronto Arts Awards as well as the Ontario Film
Development Corporation, and the Canadian Magazines Awards Foundation. She is a
founding member of the Periodical Writers' Association of Canada, the Writers'
Union of Canada, the Writers' Development Trust, the Canadian Civil Liberties
Association, Nellie's Hostel for Women, Hospice Steering Committee for the AIDS
Committee of Toronto, Women for Political Action, and the Canadian Association for
the Repeal of Abortion Laws.

In recognition of her many achievements, Dr. Callwood has received numerous
awards including the Order of Ontario (1988), the Ontario Psychological Association
Humanitarian Award (1987), the Order of Canada (1986), and the Planned Parenthood
Federation Award (1985). She holds honorary degrees from the University of Ottawa

(1987) , Trinity College (1988), Memorial University (1988), University of Toronto

(1988) , and York University (1988).

Madeleine Parent
B.A.

Madeleine Parent, labour and women's rights activist, is being awarded the degree of
Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the afternoon Convocation ceremony on Friday,
June 10, "in recognition of significant service as a leader in the Canadian labour
movement and as a spokesperson for women workers and for Canadian nationalism."

Ms Parent was born in Montreal and received a Bachelor of Arts degree from
McGill University in 1940. At McGill she was active in the Canadian Students'
Assembly and on graduating she organized the International Ladies' Garment
Workers (American Federation of Labour) and the Textile Workers of America. She
was active in the Montreal Trades and Labour Council and, in 1942, for the War
Organizing Committee.

She was released from her position as an organizer for the Textile Workers in 1952
because of pressure from then Premier Maurice Duplessis and the owners of
Dominion Textile.

Four years later, Ms Parent helped establish the Council of Textile Workers as a
Canadian labour central located in Hamilton, Ontario, and in 1968, she helped
establish an independent Canadian labour congress, the Confederation of Canadian
Unions. In 1983, she retired as Vice-President of the Confederation and returned to
Montreal where she now teaches part-time at the Universite de Montreal in the
Department of Industrial Relations. From 1984 to 1988, she was the Quebec
representative on the National Action Committee on the Status of Women (NGO),
the largest women's organization in Canada.

Throughout her career, Ms Parent has been in the forefront of organizing workers
and nationalist organizations. As a member of the Canadian Committee on Women,
she continues to be a spokesperson for women workers and Canadian nationalism.

Ursula Franklin
Ph.D., LL.D.

Ursula Franklin, Professor in the Department of Metallurgy and Materials Science at
the University of Toronto, is being awarded the degree of Doctor of Science, honoris
causa, at the morning Convocation ceremony on Saturday, June 11, "in recognition
of an outstanding career as a scientist who is a social activist preoccupied with such
vital modern concerns as the social impact of technology, world peace, and the role
of women in science and society.

Dr. Franklin was born and educated in Germany. She moved to Canada in 1949 for
post-doctoral studies at the University of Toronto. From 1952 to 1967, she was
Research Fellow and later Senior Research Scientist at the Ontario Research
Foundation. Since 1967, Dr. Franklin has taught in the Department of Metallurgy and
Materials Science at the University of Toronto.

Since 1980, Dr. Franklin has been Director of the University of Toronto's Collegium
Archaeometricum, an interdisciplinary group of scholars from the University and the
Royal Ontario Museum who are engaged in joint teaching and research. For three
years, she served on the National Sciences and Engineering Research Council
(NSERC), and had extensive involvement in the formulation of the NSERC five-year
plan designed to guide federal support policies for research and development
in universities.

Dr. Franklin has received numerous awards for her achievements including the
Muriel Duckworth Award from the Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement
of Women (1984), and the Marguerite and Vernon Heaslip Award for Environmental
Stewardship, National Survival Institute (1984). She was the first Canadian to receive
honorary membership in the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, an honour
society for women educators. Dr. Franklin became an Officer of the Order of Canada
in 1982. She holds honorary degrees from Acadia University (1984), Queen's
University (1984), York University (1985), and the University of Guelph (1988).

George J. Klein
B.A.Sc, LL.D.

George J. Klein, former Principal Research Officer for the National Research
Council, is being awarded the degree of Doctor of Engineering, honoris causa, at the
afternoon Convocation ceremony on Saturday, June 11, "in recognition of an
outstanding career as one of Canada's most prolific and successful inventors and
design engineers."

Dr. Klein's career in engineering design and research began at the University of
Toronto in the late 1920s. In 1929 he joined the aeronautical research staff of the
National Research Council of Canada where he became Principal Research Officer
and Head of the Engineering Laboratory of the Council's Division of Mechanical
Engineering from 1929 to 1969.

During World War II, he developed fire-control instruments and conducted
research on high velocity projectiles and projectile fuses. Dr. Klein was responsible
for the mechanical design and construction of ZEEP, the Iwo energy atomic reactor at
Chalk River, Ontario. His experience in snow mechanics and his ability as a designer
contributed to the development of the American over-snow military motor vehicle
known as the Weasel or M29. Of the numerous designs to Dr. Klein's credit, perhaps
the most unusual was the invention of STEM, a storable tubular extendible member,
that was used on the Canadian Alouette I satellite by NASA in September, 1962.

In 1953, Dr. Klein developed a wheelchair electric drive design for the use of
quadriplegics. The electric wheelchairs available today are basically of the same
original Klein design. He was also co-inventor of a surgical instrument for
mechanically suturing severed arteries. On his retirement from NRC in 1969, Dr. Klein
was appointed adjunct professor and consultant to graduate students in engineering
design at Carleton University.

Dr. Klein is an associate fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society. For his
contributions in the field of science during World War II, he was made a Member of
the Order of the British Empire. In 1968, he was appointed an Officer of the Order of
Canada and received an honorary degree from Waterloo Lutheran University.

Erich Wolfgang Vogt

B.Sc., M.Sc, Ph.D., D.Sc, LL.D.

Erich W. Vogt, Director of TRIUMF, is being awarded the degree of Doctor of
Science, honoris causa, at the afternoon Convocation ceremony on Saturday, June 11,
"in recognition of significant contributions in furthering research in nuclear and
particle physics."

Dr. Vogt was born in Steinbach, Manitoba in 1929 and educated at the University of
Manitoba (B.Sc, 1951 and M.Sc, 1952), and Princeton University (Ph.D., 1955). From
1956 to 1965, he worked at the Chalk River Nuclear Laboratory as a theoretical
physicist where he published a large number of papers in the field of nuclear
reactions.

Since 1965, Dr. Vogt has been a professor at the University of British Columbia and
has played a major role in the TRIUMF project, Canada's National Meson Sciences
Research Facility. Between 1974 and 1980, Dr. Vogt was Chairman of the TRIUMF
Board of Management and since 1981 has been the Director of TRIUMF. He was Vice-
President (Faculty and Student Affairs) at the University of British Columbia from
1975 to 1981.

Dr. Vogt was President of the Canadian Association of Physicists (1970-71). This
month, the association awarded him the 1988 CAP Medal for Achievement in Physics.
He received the Centennial Medal of Canada in 1967, and was elected to the Royal
Society of Canada in 1970. In 1976, Dr. Vogt was appointed an Officer of the Order of
Canada, and in 1977 was awarded the Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Medal. In 1978, he was
appointed the first Chairman of the Science Council of British Columbia, a position
he held until 1980. At present he serves as chairman of many scientific councils and
committees including the Physics Advisory Council of Princeton University, the
Nuclear Science Advisory Committee of the Stanford Linear Accelerator (SLAC), the
Physics Advisory Committee of Indiana University, and the Advisory Committee for
the Institute of Nuclear Sciences of M.l.T.

Dr. Vogt holds honorary degrees from the University of Manitoba (1982), Queen's
University (1984), and the University of Regina (1986).

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